Grid computing is a term referring to the combination of computer resources from multiple administrative domains to reach a common computational platform. Mobile Computing is a Generic word that introduces using of movable, handheld devices with wireless communication, for processing data. Mobile Computing focused on providing access to data, information, services and communications anywhere an...

A ective computing (AfC) is a novel paradigm originally proposed in 1997 by Rosalind Picard from MIT Media Lab in her paramount book [12]. It builds on the results of biomedical engineering and psychology and aims at allowing computer systems to detect, use, and express emotions [4]. While at rst sight it may look general from the computer science point of view, in fact it is a constructive and...

nowadays, wireless sensor network has been of interest to investigators and the greatest challenge in this part is the limited energy of sensors. sensors usually are in the harsh environments and transit in these environments is hard and impossible and moreover the nodes use non- replaceable batteries. because of this, saving energy is very important. in this paper we tried to decrease hard and...

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Case for support part 1: Previous track record The team which will undertake this action research project offers an excellent combination of expertise and infrastructure to carry out the work to an international standard. Applied Computing at Dundee, founded in 1980 by Alan F Newell, has a 25 year track record of successful interdisciplinary human computer interaction research. Applied Computin...

The University of Huddersfield-funded ‘Video Enhanced Response in Feedback Loops’ Project (VERiFy) is using a participatory action research methodology to explore the potential of asynchronous video to promote closer learner engagement in the assessment and feedback process. The initial stage of the project has seen the involvement of academic practitioners at two Higher Education Institutions ...

The study of human-computer interaction is now the most popular research domain overall computer science and psychology science. The most of essential issues recently focus on not only the information about the physical computing but also the affective computing. The emotion states of human being can dramatically affect their actions. It is important for a computer to understand what the people...

As computing resources become accessible anytime anywhere, rules of interaction and engagement between humans are changing. For example, response-time expectations have dramatically decreased in recent years because of the assumption that recipients are constantly checking e-mail and text messages on their mobile devices. Likewise, expectations of context-awareness have become an important part...

Despite the fact that the origin of software agent systems has been rooted in autonomous artificial intelligence and cognitive psychology, their implementations are still based on conventional imperative computing techniques rather than autonomous computational intelligence. This paper presents a cognitive informatics perspective on autonomous agent systems (AAS’s). A hierarchical reference mod...

Interaction with internet-connected computing devices involves interaction with many distinct agents or sources simultaneously. Hardware, operating systems, web browsers, networking devices, and servers all influence the user experience, as do the engineers and programmers who designed them, the companies or organizations that have developed the systems, other users on the web, and various thir...