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Dr Leigh Clark is a Lecturer in Human Computer Interaction in the Department of Computer science, Swansea University.
Dr Leigh Clark is a Lecturer in Human Computer Interaction in the Department of Computer science, Swansea University.
Students will be introduced to the main professional issues associated with software engineering and computer science research. Students will also examine the main impacts of computing on society and social issues on the practice of computing, including legal and ethical concerns such as copyright and the data protection act. Issues of network security will be discussed. The course also includes communication skills, including the writing of a technical report and giving a formal presentation.
This intensive course provides a solid introduction to the Java programming language and development process.
Funding provided by Mozilla Research
June 2017 - September 2019
May 2016 - July 2017
October 2012 - May 2016
2019 - 2021
Humans are starting to respect machines at work (2020). Tonya Hall & ZDNet.
Why do we gender AI? Voice tech firms move to be more inclusive (2020). The Guardian.
Smart speakers: Are you being fooled as technology advances? (2019). BBC Wales News.
Sounding too human (2019). Rhifyn 23 Inch Magazine.
Voice assistant technology is in danger of trying to be too human (2019). The Conversation.
Speech Technology and Synthesis with Leigh Clark & Benjamin R. Cowan (2019). Irish Tech News.
December 2019
Google, Kings Cross, London
December 2019
Swansea University
November 2019
Dagstuhl seminar series on Conversational Search
February 2019
University of London
January 2019
UCLIC, University College London
November 2018
Birmingham University
March 2018
University College Dublin
October 2016
York St John University