About Me

I’m a Continuing Lecturer at the Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.

I regularly teach human-computer interaction, software engineering and development courses, and I also work as an undergraduate advisor.

The easiest way to reach me is via email. If you wish to speak with me in-person, my office is DC 3107 in the Davis Center.

Teaching

Recent course offerings include:

Interests

I’ve always been fascinated with the impact of technology on everyday life, and in particular by the design of interactive systems. My interests span programming practices, software engineering, and human-computer interaction. I’m most interested in:

• Software architecture and design, particularly the design of interactive systems.
• Input and interaction technologies; multi-touch and gestural interaction.
• Optimizing systems for common, everyday tasks; personal computation.

My publications are listed on my Google Scholar profile.

Education