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M&S Graduates of 2018
M&S Graduates of 2018
Nick Viano
2023-08-01T20:25:33-04:00
M&S Graduates of 2018
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Graduate
Program
Semester
Advisor
Dissertation/Thesis Title
Jeremy Flynn
Ph.D.
Summer
Szalma, James
A Psychophysical Approach to Standardizing Texture Compression for Virtual Environments
Henry Glaspie
Ph.D.
Summer
Karwowski, Waldemar
Assessment of Information Security Culture in Higher Education
John Hart
Ph.D.
Summer
Proctor, Michael
Influence of Selected Factors on a Counselor's Attention Level to and Counseling Performance with a Virtual Human in a Virtual Counseling
Camilo Jimenez
Ph.D.
Summer
Jentsch, Florian
Identifying Type of Expertise as a Means to Measure CRM Knowledge Structures
Senglee Koh
Ph.D.
Summer
LaViola II, Joseph
Exploring Natural User Abstractions For Shared Perceptual Manipulator Task Modeling & Recovery (ucf.edu)
Luis Vazquez
Ph.D.
Summer
Proctor, Michael
Learning Opportunities and Challenges of Sensor-enabled Intelligent Tutoring Systems on Mobile Platforms: Benchmarking the Reliability of Mobile Sensors to Track Human Physiological Signals and Behaviors to Enhance Tablet-Based Intelligent Tutoring System
Ahmad Abualsamid
Ph.D.
Spring
Hughes, Charles
Applied Software Tools for Supporting Children with Intellectual Disabilities
Phillip Hanes
Ph.D.
Spring
Wiegand, Rudolph
Methods to Calculate Cut Volumes for Fault Trees with Dependencies Induced by Spatial Locations
Julian Montaquila
Ph.D.
Spring
Caulkins, Bruce
A Behavioral Model of Law Enforcement Applicant Characteristics Derived from a Simulated Cheating Task: Implications for Pre-Employment Hiring Practices
Jack Norfleet
Ph.D.
Spring
Bai, Yuanli
Simulating Human Pleura Performance in Medical Training Using Measured Tissue Mechanical Properties (ucf.edu)
Michael Xynidis
Ph.D.
Spring
Bockelman, Patricia
Assessing the Impact of Multi-variate Steering-rate Vehicle Control on Driver Performance in a Simulation Framework
William Pike
Ph.D.
Fall
Kincaid, J. Peter
Human Factor Effects of Simulating Battlefield Malodors in Field Training
Salam Daher
Ph.D.
Fall
Welch, Gregory
Physical-Virtual Patient Simulators: Bringing Tangible Humanity to Simulated Patients
Thomas Carbone
Ph.D.
Fall
Hughes, Charles
Psychomotor Skill Measurement of Video Game Players
Charles Descheneaux
Ph.D.
Fall
Reinerman-Jones, Lauren
Simultaneous Use of Physiological Sensors for a Neuromarketing Task
John Killilea
Ph.D.
Fall
Martin, Glenn
Investigating The Effectiveness Of Using Part-Task Or Whole-Task Training Methods To Facilitate Mindful Abstraction In Uncertain Tasks
Avonie Parchment
Ph.D.
Fall
Wiegand, Rudolph
Psychophysiology Meets Computer Science: Predicting the Magnitude of Participant Physiological Response with Machine Learning
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