ACSE - Association for Computer Studies Educators. 2015 Conference - Session details now available! The 2015 ACSE Conference. Will be held at the York Campus of Seneca College on Saturday, February 28, 2015. Will be given away at the event to one lucky attendee so. With a focus on Exposing Elementary Students to Computer Science.

Now that the big media response has cooled down a bit a few words about a new study from our lab and the splash it has make in the public media. What causes the facing-the-viewer bias? October 13, 2014.

I am Professor of Computer Science. Get hold of me in a number of ways. Incidentally speaking, I consider. Email and propriatery attachments harmful. I am proud to belong to a university with deep tradition of scholarship despite attempts to dumb down the university image.

CompNeurosci Lab - Dr Gunnar BLOHM. Welcome to the Computational Sensorimotor Neuroscience lab! We investigate how our brain generates perceptual experiences and actions. Lately, we have focused on how noise and variability impact sensory-motor processing in the brain. Visuomotor transformations and multi-sensory integration for arm and eye movements. Inferring 3D space from binocular vision for perception and action. The ultimate goal of all.

COMPSA is run by a group of highly motivated students who represent and bring the entire Computing student community together through various events and opportunities.

I am a software developer and researcher. I have been an NSERC postgraduate scholar, and hold a PhD in Computing from the School of Computing. My PhD research focused on the semantics of natural languages, with the overall goal of enriching the amount of detail that occurs in a computer generated story. My MSc research combined a Natural Language Generation system with a Speech Systhesis system to produce speech that sounded more human.

Exergames for Kids with Cerebral Palsy. Adding Exercise to Off-the-Shelf Games. Games for Rehab and Strength Training. The EQUIS Lab performs research in the design and devlopment of next-generation digital games. Our current focus is on exergames - games that combine entertainment with physical activity. The EQUIS Lab is part of the School of Computing. Located in Kingston, Canada. We have developed the Liberi game that brings physical activity and social connection to children with cerebral palsy.