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IE 426 Affective Engineering |
Course Description
Emotions in interactive systems; physical and cognitive
aspects of emotions; affective computers: computers that express emotions,
computer emotional intelligence; applications: affective mirror, emotions in
learning, agents that learn users preferences, sensitive toys, etc.;
building affective computing: affective signals and systems, signal
representation for emotions and moods, physiological signals, characterizing
and modeling affective patterns, emotions synthesis via cognitive and
multiple mechanisms; emotional software agents, intelligent systems with
emotional components, affective wearable computers; Kansei engineering.
Instructor:
Dr.
Alexander Nikov
Room: EA-103, Phone:1038,
Office Hours:
Tuesdays 15-16,
Wednesdays 13-14; Thursdays 15-16
Teaching assistant:
Hatice Uçar
Textbooks
Rosalind Picard.
Affective Computing, Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press,
2000.
Exam Dates
Midterm-exam: April 22
Lecture Hours
Wednesdays 13-14 E-217, Thursdays 9-11 E-216
Course Evaluation
Class
attendance and participation 10%,
Seminars (1 presentation) 30%,
Midterm-exam 20 %, Final exam 40%
Alexander Nikov IE 426
Affective Engineering
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