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Bill Curtis, M.S.
Research Scientist I / Multimedia Developer,
College of Architecture
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Bill Curtis received a B.F.A. degree with a concentration in exhibition design,
graphic arts, and computer arts from
The Atlanta College
of Art and an M.S.
in Information Design and Technology from Georgia Tech.
From 1986 through 1992, Bill was a very active artist and curator/designer of
art exhibitions for a variety of audiences. In the early 90's, Bill began a deep
exploration into the world of interactive media systems development. He worked as
a presentation media developer, technical documentation specialist, and
administrative facilitator for large global systems plans and architectures
at The Coca-Cola Company. From Fall 1996
through May 1998, Bill continued his professional development by attending the
graduate program and receiving an M.S. Degree in Information Design and Technology
at Georgia Tech's School of Literature
Communication, and Culture.
Bill is currently a Research Scientist and Multimedia Developer at the
Center for Rehabilitation Technology within the College of Architecture.
Current projects involve the conceptualization, design and
development of interactive learning systems focused on supporting
both teachers and students of Adult Basic Education (ABE) and
people with disabilities.
Contact information:
Bill Curtis
Graphics, Visualization & Usability Center
College of Computing
801 Atlantic Drive
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA, 30332-0280
E-mail: bill.curtis@arch.gatech.edu
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