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Re-Exam GradesWritten on 04.05.23 by Mirella Hladky Your re-exam grades are now available in LSF! |
Liked the Social Computing course? Come work with us!Written on 27.03.23 by Mirella Hladky We are looking for a motivated student to join the Affective Computing Group (ACG) at German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) as a Student Research Assistant (Hiwi). The ACG works on developing systems with which people can interact with virtual characters. These systems are aimed at… Read more We are looking for a motivated student to join the Affective Computing Group (ACG) at German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) as a Student Research Assistant (Hiwi). The ACG works on developing systems with which people can interact with virtual characters. These systems are aimed at realizing the principles of human-human interaction in a virtual character setting. The main responsibilities of the Research Assistant will include developing tools, setting up systems to conduct studies, and organizing collected data for machine learning. Requirements: • Currently in a Bachelor's or Master's program in Computer Science, or a related field. • Experience in programming languages such as Java and Python. • Familiarity with human-computer interaction and machine learning concepts. • Ability to work independently and in a team environment. • Strong communication skills in English. German skills would be a bonus. Preferred Qualifications: • Java development: Familiarity with gradle, Javalin and web development concepts. • Completed courses such as Social Computing, Software Engineering, Programming, Elements of Machine Learning, Neural Networks: Theory and Implementation, High Level Computer Vision. This position will offer a great opportunity for the student to gain experience in research, development of machine learning applications, and potentially lead to a thesis project. You can also take over tutoring responsibilities for future lectures. If you are interested, please submit a resume and a brief cover letter explaining your interest and your relevant experience. We will review all applications and contact qualified candidates for an interview. Contact: Chirag Bhuvaneshwara, chirag.bhuvaneshwara@dfki.de |
Technical difficulties in LSFWritten on 22.03.23 by Mirella Hladky HISPOS-LSF is currently having technical difficulties with exam registrations not being properly processed! HISPOS-LSF is currently having technical difficulties with exam registrations not being properly processed! |
Re-Exam RegistrationWritten on 22.03.23 by Mirella Hladky Don't forget to register for the re-exam in LSF! The registration system will close soon! The re-exam takes place on Thursday, March 30th, at 10am in E1 3 lecture hall 001 |
2nd chance Post-Exam ReviewWritten on 20.03.23 by Mirella Hladky Some students reached out that they could not attend the post-exam review today (due to overlapping lectures/exams). How do I find that?
Some students reached out that they could not attend the post-exam review today (due to overlapping lectures/exams). How do I find that?
Please be punctual as we will be moving from our office to a different room (that is harder to find ) together! |
Post-Exam Review TODAYWritten on 20.03.23 by Mirella Hladky Today you can come and inspect your exams between 2 and 3 pm.
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Grades + Post-Exam ReviewWritten on 16.03.23 by Mirella Hladky Good news: We are happy to announce that all students (who wrote the exam) passed - good job! |
ExamWritten on 21.02.23 (last change on 21.02.23) by Mirella Hladky The time of trial is nigh! Or less dramatic: The exam will be in 2 days, so here some info/reminders: Where? The usual place: E1 3 room 001 What do I need to bring? The time of trial is nigh! Or less dramatic: The exam will be in 2 days, so here some info/reminders: Where? The usual place: E1 3 room 001 What do I need to bring? Can I take part although I did not register for the exam? No, you can only take part if you registered via LSF (or in some special cases via email to Mirella Hladký) Can I cheat? NO! What if I have still some questions? Write to the forum. Also possible: For organizational questions contact Mirella; for content related questions contact your tutors (Emails see section Information -> Team) We wish you much success for the exam |
This Thursday: Summary + Q&A session - part 2 (online)Written on 14.02.23 (last change on 17.02.23) by Mirella Hladky On Thursday (Feb 16th) at 10:15 am, the 2nd part of the Summary & Rehearsal session will take place online via Teams. Your tutor Anna will give you a final overview over the psychology related topics followed by a Q&A session. On Thursday (Feb 16th) at 10:15 am, the 2nd part of the Summary & Rehearsal session will take place online via Teams. Your tutor Anna will give you a final overview over the psychology related topics followed by a Q&A session. |
Exam registration updateWritten on 02.02.23 (last change on 02.02.23) by Mirella Hladky
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Change regarding Monday tutorial (about sheet 6)!Written on 23.01.23 by Mirella Hladky Attention, Monday people! Next week, Tutorial 1 and 2 will be joined and both take place on Wednesday (Feb 1st) at 10am in room 0.14 (E1 3)! Attention, Monday people! Next week, Tutorial 1 and 2 will be joined and both take place on Wednesday (Feb 1st) at 10am in room 0.14 (E1 3)! You can ask any questions about sheet 6 in the forum or via email to your tutor Anna ( anna_lea.reinwarth@dfki.de). |
3 more lecture appointments to go!Written on 23.01.23 by Mirella Hladky On Jan 26th and Feb 2nd you will get your final dose of new input. This time about Systems of Social Computing by the amazing Dr. Patrick Gebhard! On Jan 26th and Feb 2nd you will get your final dose of new input. This time about Systems of Social Computing by the amazing Dr. Patrick Gebhard! |
NEW EXAM DATES!Written on 16.01.23 (last change on 16.01.23) by Mirella Hladky Main exam: February 23rd 2023 at 10am Main exam: February 23rd 2023 at 10am |
Exercise sheet & tutorial infoWritten on 09.01.23 (last change on 10.01.23) by Mirella Hladky Good news: Only 2 more exericse sheets! Good news: Only 2 more exericse sheets! |
Join the next lectures in person (with a Psychologist)!Written on 09.01.23 (last change on 17.01.23) by Mirella Hladky On 12th and 19th of January, the wonderful Dr. Janet Weßler (psychologist) will tell you all about how to design and conduct experiments! On 12th and 19th of January, the wonderful Dr. Janet Weßler (psychologist) will tell you all about how to design and conduct experiments! |
No tutorials in the first 2 weeks of JanuaryWritten on 20.12.22 by Mirella Hladky On January 2nd, 4th, 9th and 11th, you'll have a break from your tutorials. You can use this time to regain energy (...and work on your exercise sheets - don't forget: deadline for sheet 4 is Jan 12th) On January 2nd, 4th, 9th and 11th, you'll have a break from your tutorials. You can use this time to regain energy (...and work on your exercise sheets - don't forget: deadline for sheet 4 is Jan 12th) |
Access to online lectures on Dec 22nd & Jan 5thWritten on 20.12.22 (last change on 20.12.22) by Mirella Hladky During the energy saving weeks, lectures will be held via Teams on December 22nd and January 5th. During the energy saving weeks, lectures will be held via Teams on December 22nd and January 5th. |
Access to Tutorial 2 via Teams (Wed, 10am)Written on 20.12.22 (last change on 21.12.22) by Mirella Hladky Tomorrow's tutorial 2 will be online via Teams! Your new tutor Mina is looking forward to guiding you through recent exciting topics |
Access to Tutorial 1 via Teams (TODAY, 2pm)Written on 19.12.22 (last change on 20.12.22) by Mirella Hladky Today tutorial 1 will be held online via Teams! So far, your tutor was Leon. Today you will get to know your new tutor Shailesh which will guide you through recent topics! He's already looking forward to meeting you Today tutorial 1 will be held online via Teams! So far, your tutor was Leon. Today you will get to know your new tutor Shailesh which will guide you through recent topics! He's already looking forward to meeting you Please check NOW whether these options work! |
Online classes during energy saving weeksWritten on 18.12.22 by Mirella Hladky Due to energy saving measures of the university, lectures and tutorials will be online in the week before Christmas (19-23 December 2022) and the first week of January (02-06 January 2023)! You will receive login information on Monday (19.01.)! |
Exercise sheet 4 deadline correction: Jan 12thWritten on 16.12.22 (last change on 16.12.22) by Mirella Hladky Please note: The deadline for exercise sheet 4 is 12th of January! That's 3 weeks of preparation time for you so that you can enjoy your holidays. |
PLEASE VOTE FOR EXAM DATEWritten on 14.12.22 (last change on 14.12.22) by Mirella Hladky We want to find an exam date that works for all of you! So we created a poll to determine an exam date on which you do not have any other overlapping exams scheduled. We want to find an exam date that works for all of you! So we created a poll to determine an exam date on which you do not have any other overlapping exams scheduled. |
Your second exercise sheet tomorrow (Nov 24th)!Written on 23.11.22 by Mirella Hladky Deliver your filled in exercise sheet tomorrow personally and pick up your next exercise sheet |
You are now assigned to your tutorial!Written on 21.11.22 by Mirella Hladky You can now see in your Personal Status to which tutorial slot you were assigned.
You can now see in your Personal Status to which tutorial slot you were assigned.
For any content related questions, do not hesitate to write to the forum or ask your tutor! |
Tutorials starting soon: Choose your slot now!Written on 14.11.22 (last change on 14.11.22) by Mirella Hladky In the tutorials, you will learn even more cool stuff and you will discuss the latest exercise sheet! In the tutorials, you will learn even more cool stuff and you will discuss the latest exercise sheet! First tutorial is on November 28th! |
Your first exercise sheet on November 17th!Written on 14.11.22 (last change on 14.11.22) by Mirella Hladky On November 17th you will receive your first exercise sheet - woho! On November 17th you will receive your first exercise sheet - woho! |
Social Computing
Affective Computing is an interdisciplinary research area that uses models of affect to recognize emotional expressions, simulate affect, and create emotional behavior.
This course gives an overview of theories of human emotion and how emotions, social values, cognitive processes, and bodily expressions are connected. Also, hardware and computational techniques for modeling human emotion processes as well as for recognizing and synthesizing emotional behavior are presented and discussed.
Further, we will discuss how to extend traditional HCI systems to create Social HCI systems. Master students will gain a strong background in the theory and practice of human-centered computing as it relates to games, immersive environments, and pedagogical applications.