ABOUT THE USER: A Brown Bag lunch Lecture Series Hosted by 1125@Carleton in collaboration with NSERC CLUE (Collaborative Learning about Usability Experiences)

On September 16th, join Milica Stojmenovic (Computer Science Post Doc, Carleton University) for ‘What Did They Say?’

During this academic year, please join us in learning about different approaches to conducting user-centred research. Bring your lunch and listen to Carleton University researchers and special guests discussing their research activities with and for people.

Bio:

Milica Stojmenović’ background is diverse. She has a BSc. in psychology and a minor in statistics (2010), an MA in psychology (2012), and a PhD in Computer Science (2016), all with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction. Her undergraduate research compared different methods for eliciting user requirements for a crisis management decision support system. Extending this project, she examined teamwork and communication among team leaders in a command post in a crisis simulation for her master’s work. For her PhD, Milica examined the impact of expectations formed via biased verbal and textual word-of-mouth on usability and visual appeal, in an unfamiliar website genre. She is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow with Professor Robert Biddle. They are working on web security, examining Extended Validity Certificates for websites.