Interactive Systems
Interactive Systems faculty investigate human-computer interaction, multimedia, educational software, computer graphics, and collaborative technologies.
Interactive Systems faculty include:
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Mark Ackerman (HCI, collaborative technologies)
Eytan Adar (social network analysis, text mining)
Georg Essl (HCI, multimedia, music)
Dave Kieras (HCI)
Elliot Soloway (HCI, educational software)
Greg Wakefield (multimedia, music)
Faculty also affiliated with Interactive Systems include:
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Satinder Singh Bajeva (AI)
Jason Corey (performing arts technology)
Thomas Finholt (information)
Barry Fishman
Andrew Kirshner (AI)
John Laird (AI, games and cognitive systems)
Mark Newman (ubiquitous computing, end-user programming)
Brian Noble (software, pervasive computing)
Panos Y. Papalambros
Atul Prakash (software, pervasive computing)
Chris Quintana
Paul Resnick
Stephen Rush (performing arts technology)
Mary Simoni (performing arts technology)
Interactive Systems projects include:
| Musen | music recognition and retrieval |
| digital: 24x7 | wearable and mobile social-computing |
| SocialWorlds | collaborative information access |
| Multiplayer Games | interactive games and player modeling |
Interactive Systems is associated with Michigan Interactive and Social Computing (MISC).
For prospective PhD students:
- Graphics candidates should stipulate Graphics as their concentration.
- HCI and multimedia candidates can specify Intelligent Systems or Software - note the preference for concentration on your application.
If you are interested in applying to our program, please contact one of the Interactive Systems faculty.