Georgios Christou

Department of Computer Science

School of Sciences and Engineering

Cyprus College

6 Diogenes St.

Engomi, 1516,

Nicosia

CYPRUS

Last updated: Thursday, May 17, 2007

Research Interests:

I am interested in modeling tasks and interfaces in the context of Non-WIMP Interaction. I have created a framework for the modeling of tasks using the required knowledge for the performance of tasks, and I am building software for automating this modeling process. I am also interested in various theories and models of human performance.

Current CV

Publications

Current Position

Lecturer of Computer Science at Cyprus College. I currently teach the following:

CSC 190 – Computer Fundamentals and Applications

CSC 205 – Data Structures and Algorithms

CSC 323 – Programming Languages

CSC 341 – Human-Computer Interaction

I have also taught:

CSA 280 – Spreadsheet Applications

CSA 290 – Database Applications

CSC 314 – Switching Theory

Background

Ph.D. in Computer Science (05/2007) at Tufts University

Dissertation: CoDeIn: A Knowledge-Based Framework for the Description and   Evaluation of Reality Based Interaction

Advisor: Robert J. K. Jacob

M.S. in Computer Science (05/2001) at Tufts University

Project: Database Security using Inference Mechanisms

Advisor: James G. Schmolze (RIP)

B.S. in Cognitive Science and Computer Science (12/1998) at Carnegie Mellon University