Robert Allison
Research Interests
My research involves human perceptual responses in virtual
environments and basic study of stereoscopic vision. I am also
interested in the measurement and analysis of eye movements and
the applications of this technology.
We have excellent opportunities for good graduate students to
work on on well-funded projects. Students interested in vision,
virtual reality, or eye movements should contact me about these
opportunities. I am also appointed to the graduate program in
psychology and interested Psychology graduate students are also
welcome to apply.
Please see the Lab
web site for more details.
For a list of publications please see the lab web site
For graduate studies, 4080 Project ideas, Summer RA
projects see Lab web site
Teaching
- EECS 6326/ PSYCH 6315 Principles of Human Perception and
Performance in Human Computer Interaction, 2002-2004, 2008,
2011, 2014, 2016, 201, 2022
- EECS 2021 Computer Organization, 2021
- EECS 3201 Digital Logic Design 2012, 2018, 2019, 2021
- EECS 6002 3.0 Multisensory Displays, 2022
- EECS 6002 3.0 Human Factors in Marine Autonomous Surface
Shipping Systems 2021
- ENG 4000 Course co-director, 2018
- CSE 6002 3.0 Directed Reading: GPU accelerated computing and
applications 2016
- EECS4352/CSE5442 3.0 Real-Time Systems Practice, 2014
- Interdisciplinary Studies 5010 3.0 Creative Authoring Systems
for Intelligent Agents, 2013
- PSYC 6710 3.0 Readings in Visual/Vestibular Interactions, 2013
- CSE 3215 Embedded Systems, 2005, 2007-2012
- CSE 6400 6.0 Computer Engineering Project Course Director,
2011-12
- CSE 6002 3.0 Directed Reading: Principles of stereoscopic
cinema 2010-11
- CSE 6002 3.0 Directed Reading: Enhanced and Synthetic Vision
Displays, 2010
- CSE 6002Y 3.00 Enhanced and Synthetic Vision Displays, 2009
- CSE 6002 Measurement and Applications of Eye Movement Data,
2008
- PSYC 6170 3.0 Stereopsis and Depth Perception, 2007
- PSYC 6710.06 Readings in Spatial Orientation in Real and
Altered Environments, 2007.
- COSC 4242/4451/5325 Signals and Systems, 2001-2003
- CSE 4471 3.0 Introduction to Virtual Reality, 2005, 2007
- CSE 3451 3.0 Introduction to Signals and Systems, 2005
- COSC 4080 2002-2005
- COSC 1030 Introduction to Computer Science II
- COSC 3211 Data Communications
- COSC 3201 Logic Design
Related Links
I am a member of the York Centre for Vision Research and the
VISTA
program. Follow these links for information about other
activities in the Department of Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science and the VGR Lab.
I'm involved in the department's undergraduate programs in Computer
Science and Computer
Engineering and in the EECS grad program and in the graduate
programs in Digital
Media and
Psychology.
Support
My recent research has been supported by CFI, PREA, NSERC,
CRESTech/OCE and the McDonnell-Pew foundation.
