Student Supervision

A list of students I am currently supervising and those I have had the pleasure of supervising to completion. Where possible I have included their results and what they did/are doing post graduation.

2019/20

• Tangible Tarot Readings: An Augmented Reality Tarot Desktop Application
  Melanie Goldstone

• 'Means, modes, and medians': Teaching fundamental statistics using serious games
  Artem Protasavytsky

• Evaluating Serious Games as an Alternative to Traditional Teaching Methods
  Isaac Rapley

• Pyzork: A Python Text Adventure Framework
  Clement Julia

• On the Effect of Augmented Reality Technologies on the Immersiveness of Gameplay
  Christopher Hughes

• Indoor Path Finding Application
  Nasser Alshahrani

2018/19

• A Virtual Reality Application of the Rubber Hand Illusion Induced by Mid-Air Haptic Stimulation
  Anca Salagean, BSc [2].
  Now PhD candidate at University of Bath

• Investigating the use of Serious Games to Improve Engagement with a Personal Development Plan
  Patrick Havard, BSc.

• Augmenting Musical Performance using Gestural Sensing Technology
  Tom Slattery, BSc.
  Now working at IBM

• Investigating Collaboration in a Multi-User Mixed Reality System for Military Strategic Planning
  James May, BSc.

• Sex Differences in the Experience of Motion Sickness in Virtual Reality: Influence of the Female Menstrual Cycle
  Grainne Bannigan, BSc.
  Now MSc candidate at University College London (UCL)

• Learning in a Non-Virtual Environment Versus a Virtual Environment: Does Embodied Agent Tutor Presence and Realism Impact Learning in Virtual Reality?
  Izzy Fitton, BSc [2].
  Now PhD candidate at University of Bath

• The Effects of Visual Environment and Gamer Status on Performance and Engagement in Virtual Reality Exergaming
  Michael Colman, BSc [2].
  Now MSc candidate at University of Bath

• The effect of naturalness of interfaces for audio games in increasing spatial awareness skills in people
  Ruchira Jayatilaka, MComp.
  Graduated first class; now working at TCP Lifesystems

2017/18

• Modelling Visuohaptic Perception for Human-Machine Systems Interaction
  Yijing Li, MSc in Human Computer Interaction

• Measuring Immersion in Audio Games Based on the SCI Model
  Feiran Gao, MSc in Human Computer Interaction

• Investigation on Authenticity in Replicas of Museum Exhibitions
  Meng Hao, MSc in Human Computer Interaction [1]

• A VR Assisted Tangible Interface Collaboration Workstation for Urban Planning
  Ruowen Cheng, MSc in Human Computer Interaction

• A Kinect Tracking Library for QR Code Tracking
  Bo Xu, MSc in Human Computer Interaction

2016/17

• Cross-platform binaural renderer
  Zhangyang Hu, MSc in Digital Entertainment

[1]: Co-supervised with Dr Daniela De Angeli
[2]: Intern co-supervised with Dr Michael Proulx