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Human centered computing

The objective of the Human-Centered Computing research group is to study, design, and develop interactive information and communication technologies for humans in their everyday and working lives.

Forskningsgruppe

Human centered computing

The objective of the Human-Centered Computing research group is to study, design, and develop interactive information and communication technologies for humans in their everyday and working lives.

Research

HCC conducts research on 

  • Interaction design
  • Mobility
  • Visualisation and human control of systems
  • User experience
  • Value-driven software engineering
  • Sustainable use of energy
  • Application of machine intelligence
  • Engineering big data applications
  • Smart city
  • Digitalization
  • Interaction with sound
  • Agile software engineering

Concrete research  

The human-centered computing objective integrates a strong element of empirical research involving people. One part of the empirical research is experimental in the form of design, construction, and evaluation of interactive prototypes to explore and solve
specific problems.

Another part is directed at the professionalization of systems and software development. This takes place through close collaboration with companies in improving their working practice and encompassing agile processes and the integration of agile development, usability engineering, and interaction design

Education 

Study related activities 

HCC has the primary responsibility for:

  • Interaction design, BSc and MSc
  • BAIT, BSc
  • IT Design and Application, M.IT

HCC contributes in conjunction with DEIS
and DPW to:

  • Computer Science, BSc and MSc
  • Software, BSc and MSc
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Human Centered Computing - AAU

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Human Centered Computing - AAU

Collaboration  

Who benefits from the research 

The group has long been collaborating with companies on systems development and usability engineering and interaction design. Collaboration includes both collaborative research, knowledge dissemination, further education, student groups’ collaboration and students’ placement.

External partners 

Vestas Wind Systems, Adapt A/S, EnergiNord, Mjølner Informatik, Nordjyllands Trafikselskab, Systematic Software Engineering, B&O, Lego, Hardi, Nilfisk, MicroSoft Research, Aalborg University Hospital and Aalborg Municipality.

Key projects 

DICYPS

The Center for Data-Intensive Cyber-physical Systems uses software and data to create smart solutions for the society.

ISOBEL

Interactive sound zones for better living.

Energy synchronizing

Synchronizing energy consumption and supply in a 100 per cent renewable energy system.

Big data value creation

Research on how to create, measure and monitor benefits from big data analytics projects.

AGILITY & UX

On integrating user experience design activities in agile software development practices.

COOLNESS

Method to measure the perceived coolness of interactive products: desirability, rebelliousness and usability.

Contact

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Peter Axel Nielsen, Professor
pan@cs.aau.dk
Mikael Skov, Professor
dubois@cs.aau.dk
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