Princeton Computer Science and Electrical Engineering COS 436 / ELE 469 Perry Cook Princeton CS Princeton Specific Information Princeton projects

Human-Computer Interface Technology Fall 1999 What's New? Updated Dec. 1 1999 Click Here!!!

Stanford Computer Science and CCRMA CS377a / MUS 252 Chris Chafe Stanford CCRMA Stanford Specific Information

Covers design and interfacing of computer input and output systems. Standard (mouse, keyboard, joystick, etc.) and new (head trackers, music controllers, gloves, etc.) input devices. Signal processing, feature extraction, and mapping schemes will also be covered. Output mediums will include graphics, music, and 3-D sound. Hands-on laboratories and independent projects, which can potentially continue as independent research in following terms. Course will be taught in conjunction with other universities, with expert lecturers from other sites. Prerequisites COS 217 or ELE 318.

General Information

Lectures: M,W at NOTE TIME ZONES:
10:30AM - Noon, Pacific Time, CCRMA Ballroom, Stanford
1:30 - 3:00 PM, Eastern Time, Computer Science 302, Princeton

Professors: Perry Cook, 408 CS Building, 258-4951, prc@cs

TAs: John Hainsworth 216 CS Building, Princeton, hains@cs
Florian Vogt, Stanford Electrical Engineering, fvogt@stanford.edu

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