Web 2001 Presenters: Michael McNeese

Michael McNeese is an associate professor of information sciences and technology and associate professor of psychology in Penn State's School of Information Sciences and Technology. Michael studies human interaction with information technology in complex environments, particularly collaborative systems that bring together the confluences of cognition, computation, collaboration, and context for given fields of practice -- deriving advanced human-computer interfaces through innovations of affective computing, artificial intelligence, and computer-supported cooperative work perspectives. He has taught cognitive systems engineering, design engineering projects, cognitive engineering of cooperative systems. Before coming to Penn State, he was director of the Collaborative Systems Technology Laboratory at the Crew System Interface Division, Air Force Research Laboratory, at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Michael is co-presenting the conference session Conducting a Usability Analysis.

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