Computer Science
| Title | Computer Science |
|---|---|
| Alternative | S&T - CS |
| Faculty | Faculty of Science and Technology |
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Information seeking strategies used by older people.
Curzon, P., Keith, S., Wilson, J. and Whitney, G. 2004. Information seeking strategies used by older people. Utopia workshops: HCI and the older population. LeedsConference paper
Agent design method for enhancing accessibility.
Cook, J., Huyck, C. and Whitney, G. 2004. Agent design method for enhancing accessibility. in: McLoughlin, C. and Cantoni, L. (ed.) ED-MEDIA 2004: world conference on educational multimedia, hypermedia and telecommunications: proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2004. Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education.Book chapter
Universal access in an information world
Adams, R. and Whitney, G. 2005. Universal access in an information world. in: Adams, R. (ed.) Natural computing and interactive system design Harlow Pearson Education.Book chapter
The use of computers in rehabilitation
Adams, R. and Whitney, G. 2005. The use of computers in rehabilitation. in: Salvendy, G. (ed.) HCI international 2005: 11th international conference on human-computer interaction. Mahwah, NJ. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates..Book chapter
Model mismatch analysis: towards a deeper explanation of users' usability problems.
Sutcliffe, A., Ryan, M., Doubleday, A. and Springett, M. 2000. Model mismatch analysis: towards a deeper explanation of users' usability problems. Behaviour and Information Technology. 19 (1), pp. 43-55.Article
Towards the integration of user experience factors into error classification for evaluation.
Springett, M. 2004. Towards the integration of user experience factors into error classification for evaluation. in: Fincher, S. (ed.) Design for life: proceedings of HCI 2004. Berlin Springer.Book chapter
Inclusive interactive television: setting the agenda for innovative research.
Springett, M., Griffiths, R., Rice, M. and Carmichael, A. 2008. Inclusive interactive television: setting the agenda for innovative research. in: Tscheligi, M., Obrist, M. and Lugmayr, A. (ed.) Changing television environments 6th European conference, EuroITV 2008: proceedings. Berlin Springer.Book chapter
Innovation for inclusive design: an approach to exploring the iDTV design space.
Springett, M. and Griffiths, R. 2008. Innovation for inclusive design: an approach to exploring the iDTV design space. in: Masthoff, J., Panabaker, S., Sullivan, M. and Lugmayr, A. (ed.) Proceeding of the 1st international conference on designing interactive user experiences for TV and video. Association for computing machinery. pp. 49-58Book chapter
Innovation, participation and service design: working out inclusive DTV design through driving the task-artefact cycle.
Springett, M. and Griffiths, R. 2008. Innovation, participation and service design: working out inclusive DTV design through driving the task-artefact cycle. Digital television revisited: linking users, markets and policies, COST 298 open workshop. Budapest, Hungary.Conference paper
Accessibility of interactive television for users with low vision: learning from the web.
Springett, M. and Griffiths, R. 2007. Accessibility of interactive television for users with low vision: learning from the web. in: Cesar, P., Chorianopoulos, K. and Jensen, J. (ed.) Interactive TV: a shared experience: 5th European conference, EuroITV 2007: proceedings. Berlin Springer.Book chapter
Assessing user experiences within interaction: experience as a qualitative state and experience as a causal event
Springett, M. 2008. Assessing user experiences within interaction: experience as a qualitative state and experience as a causal event. Law, E., Bevan, N., Christou, G., Springett, M. and Larusdottir, M. (ed.) Toulouse Institute of Research in Informatics of Toulouse.Conference paper
Artefacts and the psychological probing of users
Springett, M. 2003. Artefacts and the psychological probing of users. in: Stephanidis, C. (ed.) Universal access in HCI: inclusive design in the information society Mahwah, N.J., USA Lawrence Erlbaum Associates..Book chapter
Towards the maturation of IT usability evaluation (MAUSE).
Law, E., Hvanberg, E., Cockton, G., Palanque, P., Scapin, D., Springett, M., Stary, C. and Vanderdonckt, J. 2005. Towards the maturation of IT usability evaluation (MAUSE). in: Costabile, M. and Paterno, F. (ed.) Human-computer interaction: INTERACT 2005: IFIP TC13 international conference: proceedings. Berlin Springer.Book chapter
Purpose and context: selecting multiple methods for evaluating a pilot public information terminal.
Keith, S., Springett, M. and Wong, B. 2005. Purpose and context: selecting multiple methods for evaluating a pilot public information terminal. in: Bust, P. and McCabe, P. (ed.) Contemporary ergonomics. 2005 Taylor and Francis.Book chapter
A card-sorting probe of e-banking trust perceptions.
French, T., Liu, K. and Springett, M. 2007. A card-sorting probe of e-banking trust perceptions. in: Ball, L. (ed.) People and computers XXI: HCI-- but not as we know it: proceedings of HCI 2007, the 21st British HCI group annual conference. Swindon British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
Affective and rational trust factors in e-banking.
French, T., Liu, K. and Springett, M. 2007. Affective and rational trust factors in e-banking. in: Jetter, H. and Gerken, J. (ed.) A simplified model of user experience for practical application. Konstanz Bibliothek der Universität Konstanz.Book chapter
Characterising and understanding intangible trust factors.
French, T. and Springett, M. 2005. Characterising and understanding intangible trust factors. in: Knight, J. and Sheridan, J. (ed.) Proceedings of the 2nd international design and engagability conference (IDEC), September 6th 2005: engagability & design. Birmingham UCE Birmingham, Institute of Art and Design.Book chapter
Reciprocal modelling as a mechanism for creative cooperation.
Cook, J. and Springett, M. 2000. Reciprocal modelling as a mechanism for creative cooperation. in: Proceedings of the AISB'00 symposium on creative & cultural aspects and applications of AI & cognitive Science. Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour.Book chapter
ADDURI: a framework for the development and support of resource-based learning environments and materials.
Valkanos, N., Georgiadou, E., Hatzipanagos, S., Berki, E. and Siakas, K. 2005. ADDURI: a framework for the development and support of resource-based learning environments and materials. in: Oufolas, G., Bakry, W. and Murphy, A. (ed.) Proceedings of International Workshop on e-Learning Online Communities: e-LOC 2005: E-LOC 2005. London Middlesex University Press.Book chapter
Quality engineering process for the program design phase of a generic software life cycle
Suryn, W., Kahlaoui, A. and Georgiadou, E. 2005. Quality engineering process for the program design phase of a generic software life cycle. Bennetts, P., Ross, M. and Staples, G. (ed.) Swindon British Computer Society (BCS).Conference paper
Learning in a changing society and the importance of cultural awareness.
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2003. Learning in a changing society and the importance of cultural awareness. IADIS 2003 (International Association for development of the Information Society) International Conference.. Algarve, Portugal 05 - 08 Nov 2003Conference paper
The role of commitment for successful software process improvement and software quality management.
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2003. The role of commitment for successful software process improvement and software quality management. in: Gray, E. (ed.) Software quality management XI: process improvement and project management issues. Swindon British Computer Society (BCS). pp. 101-113Book chapter
An investigation of the effects of cultural diversity on software quality management.
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2002. An investigation of the effects of cultural diversity on software quality management. in: King, G. (ed.) Software quality management X: issues of quality management and process improvement. Swindon British Computer Society (BCS). pp. 59-70Book chapter
A new typology of national and organisational cultures to facilitate software quality management.
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2000. A new typology of national and organisational cultures to facilitate software quality management. in: Georgiadou, E. (ed.) INSPIRE V: quality and software development: teaching and training issues. London British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
Agile methodologies and software process improvement.
Siakas, K., Georgiadou, E. and Berki, E. 2005. Agile methodologies and software process improvement. IADIS virtual multi conference on computer science and information systems.. Portugal 26 Apr 2005Conference paper
CODE for SQM: a model for cultural and organisational diversity evaluation.
Siakas, K., Berki, E. and Georgiadou, E. 2003. CODE for SQM: a model for cultural and organisational diversity evaluation. in: Messnarz, R. (ed.) EuroSPI 2003 proceedings: EuroSPI 2003, European software process improvement. Graz Technischen Universität.Book chapter
Global software development: the dimension of culture.
Siakas, K., Balstrup, B., Georgiadou, E. and Berki, E. 2005. Global software development: the dimension of culture. IADIS virtual multi conference on computer science and information systems.. 26 Apr 2005Conference paper
PERFUMES: a scent of product quality characteristics
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2005. PERFUMES: a scent of product quality characteristics. in: Bennetts, P., Ross, M. and Staples, G. (ed.) Current issues in software quality Swindon British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
Knowledge sharing in virtual and networked organisations in different organisational and national cultures.
Siakas, K. and Georgiadou, E. 2008. Knowledge sharing in virtual and networked organisations in different organisational and national cultures. in: Bolisani, E. (ed.) Building the knowledge society on the Internet: sharing and exchanging knowledge in networked environments. London Information Science.Book chapter
Restructuring: managing change and maintaining software quality.
Saunders, B. and Georgiadou, E. 2000. Restructuring: managing change and maintaining software quality. in: Georgiadou, E. (ed.) INSPIRE V: quality and software development: teaching and training issues. London British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
Towards making learning agents think of their roles in the learning process through a problem-based learning grid.
Oriogun, P. and Georgiadou, E. 2000. Towards making learning agents think of their roles in the learning process through a problem-based learning grid. in: Seng, T. (ed.) Problem-based learning: educational innovation across disciplines: a collection of selected papers. Singapore Temasek Centre for Problem-based Learning.Book chapter
Towards ensuring the development of capabilities through the use of the problem-based learning grid.
Oriogun, P. and Georgiadou, E. 2000. Towards ensuring the development of capabilities through the use of the problem-based learning grid. in: 1st annual conference of the LTSN centre for information and computer sciences: "the move from teaching to learning." Faculty of Informatics, University of Ulster.Book chapter
Professional issues in a software engineering module: case study reports on students' coursework on ethical decision making.
Oriogun, P., Cook, J. and Georgiadou, E. 2001. Professional issues in a software engineering module: case study reports on students' coursework on ethical decision making. in: Dawson, R. (ed.) Pathways to software quality. Swindon British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
An evaluation of the impact of integrated business and information solutions (IBIS) on the growth of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria.
Ojukwu, D. and Georgiadou, E. 2004. An evaluation of the impact of integrated business and information solutions (IBIS) on the growth of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria. in: Khosrowpour, M. (ed.) Innovations through information technology: proceedings of the 15th information resources management association international conference. Hershey, PA. Idea Group.Book chapter
Maximising the benefits of B2B e-commerce by SMEs in developing countries: the cluster model alternative.
Ojukwu, D. and Georgiadou, E. 2005. Maximising the benefits of B2B e-commerce by SMEs in developing countries: the cluster model alternative. 8th international working conference of IFIP working group (WG) 9.4.. Abuja, Nigeria 26 - 28 May 2005Conference paper
Quality improvement through the adoption of integrated business and information solutions (IBIS): a case study of Nigerian small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs)
Ojukwu, D. and Georgiadou, E. 2004. Quality improvement through the adoption of integrated business and information solutions (IBIS): a case study of Nigerian small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). in: Edgar-Nevill, D., Ross, M. and Staples, G. (ed.) New approaches to software quality Swindon British Computer Society (BCS).Book chapter
Gender studies on the participation of women in IT: a comparison between UK and Malaysia.
Hassan, N., Kuan, C., Ross, M. and Georgiadou, E. 2005. Gender studies on the participation of women in IT: a comparison between UK and Malaysia. in: Archibald, J. (ed.) The gender politics of ICT. London Middlesex University Press.Book chapter
A framework for the design and execution of controlled experiments in software engineering
Georgiadou, E. 2007. A framework for the design and execution of controlled experiments in software engineering. 2007 SQM and INSPIRE Conferences. University of Tampere, Finland 01 - 02 Aug 2007Conference paper
Scenarios of software value: putting software quality in context.
Sheriff, M. and Georgiadou, E. 2007. Scenarios of software value: putting software quality in context. 2007 SQM and INSPIRE Conferences.. University of Tampere, Finland Aug 2007Conference paper
In search for a widely applicable and accepted software quality model for software quality engineering
Cote, M., Suryn, W. and Georgiadou, E. 2007. In search for a widely applicable and accepted software quality model for software quality engineering. Software Quality Journal. 15 (4), pp. 401-416. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11219-007-9029-0Article
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