Recently, all 14 SIAT grad­u­ate course in my grad course on “Quantitative Research Methods & Design (IAT802)” that I taught in Fall 2013 gave their final 6‑min project pre­sen­ta­tion pub­licly in the SIAT research col­lo­qui­um. Enjoy! I think the stu­dents did an amaz­ing job — for many it was their first sci­en­tif­ic research project and presentation!

Here are the pre­sen­ters & talk titles: 

Carolyn Pang    Evaluating the Usability of Desktop and Mobile Government Portals
Mirjana Prpa    Can an immer­sive dis­play enhance the expe­ri­ence of self-motion illu­sions in VR?
Sujoy Hajra    Evaluating EEG based mea­sures for lan­guage ther­a­py assess­ment in stroke patients
Xiaolan Wang    Does pre­vi­ous con­tact with fund­ing orga­ni­za­tions affect the money com­mu­ni­ty gar­dens get?
Emily C    Color’s effect on learn­ing symbol-sound relationships
Ankit Gupta      Can seman­ti­cal­ly labeled graphs help you find infor­ma­tion faster?
Xiao Zhang    Progressive or regres­sive visual inter­face design: com­par­ing user expe­ri­ence sup­port­ed by iOS 7 versus iOS 6
Ethan Soutar-Rau     It all start­ed with a Penguin
Reese Muntean    Effects of Gender on Beer Preference
Sohail.Md    Melodic com­par­i­son in META-MELO system
Xin Tong    Comparison between two kinds of Virtual Reality dis­play: the Oculus Rift HMD & the Firsthand display
Sanam Shirazi    Can we pre­dict stu­dents’ aca­d­e­m­ic per­for­mance from engage­ment in online learn­ing activities?
Srecko Joksimovic The level of social pres­ence in online learn­ing com­mu­ni­ty as a pre­dic­tor of stu­dents’ aca­d­e­m­ic performance
Jacqueline Jordan     Does vec­tion inten­si­ty differ between Virtual Reality displays?