Course Instructor
CIS 5590: Human-AI Interaction new course development
Taught both as a design studio and a discussion course; students grapple with important questions about human-centered AI such as how to design for uncertainty, failure, ethics, and interpretability. Students also explore design methods in this less deterministic design setting.
Fall, Temple University
CIS 3755: Introduction to Information Visualization new course development
A course that focuses on giving students the necessary skills to ask and answer questions with data. Course projects focus on visualizing rural and urban data in and around Philadelphia. Taught as a design studio and featuring active learning and flipped classroom.
Spring, Temple University
CIS 4282/9182: Undergraduate Research
This is an opportunity for students to work on their own research under my guidance. Students meet with me weekly to get feedback on their research and plan their next steps. Topics areas broadly include human-computer interaction, natural language processing, social computing, creativity, and learning sciences.
Every semester, Temple University