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The Computer Human Adapted Interaction Research Group is a multidisciplinary
group. It encompasses a range of areas relevant to the realisation
of a smart internet:
- network layer aspects such as message delivery systems, multicast
message delivery protocols, active networks;
- architectural aspects for managing media of the future;
- resource management, especially fairsharing approaches;
- personalisation to provide user-adapted and user-aware systems
involving aspects such as user modelling, scrutable user-adapted
systems, customisation of multimedia based on user models and
user model based agents for filtering;
- intelligent, personalised teaching system, with particular concern
for support of learner reflection and focused in two domains,
the teaching aspects of computer science that are core to building
internet technology and in teaching medicine, especially those
aspects which will be well supported by a smart internet.
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Academic Staff
Professor
David Everitt
Professor
Albert Zomaya
Dr Bjorn Landfeldt
Research Students
Doug
Chesher
Ming Li
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Intelligent Tutoring Systems Research Group> Mission & Objectives