Month: October 2024

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October 22, 2024

What’s the Deal with Website Cookies?

These days, it seems like almost every website a user visits has a small pop-up banner requesting permissions to place cookies on their browser. These…

Mini-post: Understanding Object Copying in C++: Behind the Scenes of Assignments

October 9, 2024

Sarah Morrison-Smith

Mini-post: Understanding Object Copying in C++: Behind the Scenes of Assignments

Posted in Teaching

Understanding Object Copying in C++: Behind the Scenes of Assignments One of the key reasons C++ is such a powerful language lies in its fine-grained…

The Morrison-Smith Computer Human Interaction (MoCHI) Research Group at Hamilton College, formerly BarnardHCI, focuses on addressing problems in the area of human-computer interaction, which concentrates on the design, evaluation, and implementation of interactive systems, as well as the study of associated major phenomena.

Our current research focuses on developing interfaces that support qualitative data analysis in novel ways, developing tools to support collaboration in large multidisciplinary projects, and promoting accessibility in computer science education.