In Spring, 1996, the "Advanced Topics In HCI" course at Carnegie Mellon University was divided into five groups, each of which implemented a fairly large project.
The projects were:
Picture Link | Project Title and Description | Implemented Using | Students |
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Algebra Tiles, A tutor for beginning algebra students. | Amulet | Neil Heffernan and Rob Miller | |
Nitpick Counter-Example Analyzer, a system to visualize the counter examples discovered by the Nitpick analyzer for software specifications in Z. | Amulet | Craig Damon and Geoff Langdale | |
Virtual Office Builder, a Web based tool to build layouts of rectangular offices and populate them with people and printers. | Java, and Symantec Cafe | Arn Hyndman and Angela C. Jury | |
Concorde, An instant-message system for Macintoshes connected to a common AppleTalk network, similar to BroadCast. Each message appears in a single window, accompanied by an icon and a signature. | MetroWerks Codewarrior | Chris Grimes and Paul Krier | |
The Intra-Operative Software(IOS) is a graphical user interface designed to provide real-time guidance and navigational feedback to the surgeon/technician. See a message about the actual use. | Xforms toolkit under SGIs | Eric Kischell, Sumitha Rao, and Elie Jean-Philippe |