Featured Faculty: Roland Hubscher
Biography
Roland Hubscher’s main teaching interests are intelligent user interfaces and user experience design; in his research, he collaborates with colleagues from educational psychology, physics, and computer science. He enjoys working with Bentley students from a wide range of backgrounds who are looking to make the world a better place through design.
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I used to teach the same types of courses in a computer science department and followed my wife from the Deep South to New England.
It combines all the fields that I have been excited about since I started in academia, combining highly technical topics in computer science and AI with the needs of people.
User experience designer, user experience researcher, user experience generalist. By “top” I picked the ones I think are the most interesting ones that focuses on what I teach.
It doesn’t matter. However, they must be genuinely interested in making the world a better place through design.
Each and every one of our HFID students brings something that the other students and I can learn from.
I was a postdoctoral fellow at Georgia Tech in an institute focusing on educational technology.