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General Information
6.883 Pervasive Human Centric Computing (Grade-H)
Lecture: MW 1:00-2:30 Recitation at 9:00 PM (or on video)
Room: 9-152
Prereq: 6.033 (or equivalent)
Units: 3-0-9
6 Engineering Design Points
Staff
Instructor
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Larry Rudolph (rudolph@csail.mit.edu) and Tat Jen Cham (NTU)
32-G868
(617-253-6562)
Office hours: Monday 2:30-3:30 pm, or by appointment (send email)
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TA
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Ning Song (nsong@mit.edu)
Office hours: by appointment
(send email)
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| Course Secretary |
Sally Lee (sally@csail.mit.edu)
32-G846
x3-6837 (617-253-6837)
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Web Site
The class web site is located at: http://people.csail.mit.edu/rudolph/Teaching/home883.html
The class wiki is located at http://org.csail.mit.edu/mode
Readings, lecture notes, and assignments can be obtained from the web site.
Class Mailing List
A class-wide mailing list:
6883 (at) lists.csail.mit.edu
is available for announcements and discussion. Everybody who
attends the first day will be subscribed to the list by default.
New students can subscribe using this link:
http://lists.csail.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/6883
If you don't want 6.883 email, you can unsubscribe yourself using the
web interface, too.
To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the 6.883 Archives.
Textbooks
There is no required textbook. However, readings will be assigned
for every lecture, generally from research papers accessible on the Web.
There will be more information filled in here soon!
Grading
The largest contribution to your grade will be the course project (40%), in which you
will work in small groups to design, implement, and evaluate a
user interface.
Problem sets and homeworks
will be
assigned periodically, and will constitute 25% of your grade.
There will be one quiz,
given during class time, which counts for 30% of your
grade. See the Course Calendar
for the dates. There will be no final exam.
This is a graduate class, and we will be reading and discussing
research papers. Preparation, attendance, and participation in
class will also be a factor in your grade (5%)!
| Course project |
40% |
| Problem sets and homeworks |
25% |
| Quiz |
30% |
| Class participation |
5% |
Collaboration Policy
You may freely discuss assignments
with other people, but you are expected to be intellectually honest and
give credit where credit is due.
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