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Stories in this issue:

  1. From the Editor
  2. Join the Special Ops Team
  3. The Student Evaluation of Course Experience (SECE)
  4. Spring 2007 Registration
  5. 1989
  6. Remembering the Conference
  7. Ask Jon

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Volume 3, Number 1 (Fall 2006)

Spring 2007 Registration

by D’Anne Harp

Registration? Already? Here's the cheat sheet for what you need to know:

Enrollment Dates

As a fully matriculated graduate student, you should be able to enroll for the Spring 2007 semester between November 8-December 18, 2006. In the words of Dr. Andre, "the minute you can register, you should register. If you don't get in to a course, you should send an e-mail to the professor and ask to be put on their wait list or to be allowed in."

I strongly recommend that you check up on your enrollment date sooner than later. Follow this secret path to help you through the process:

First, log into My SJSU:
https://cmshr.sjsu.edu/psp/HSJPRD/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENG.

  • When you are logged in, click on Self Service>Enrollment>Enrollment Dates
  • Go to the Select Term field and select Spring 2007.
  • Click Change.
If all goes well, the magic trolls will show you your enrollment dates. Remember, we are competing for seats with undergraduates for some of our classes, so enroll early to get the classes you need to graduate!

Course Recommendations:

As always, you should focus on getting your core courses done as soon as possible. The following Core Courses are being offered in Spring '07:
  • DSID 226 Designing for Ergonomics
  • KIN 266 Motor Learning
  • ISE 202 Design of Experiments
  • ISE 290 HFE Seminar
  • ISE 298 Project (Requires permission from Dr. Corker)
  • ISE 299 Thesis (Requires permission from Dr. Corker)
Dr. Andre's HFE Seminar is now numbered ISE290, and should be taken as soon as it is offered. Also, Dr. Emily Wughalter has returned to teach the Motor Learning (KIN266) class! Dr. Wughalter's class and teaching style have been widely praised by her former students. Sign up today and take advantage of this opportunity to be in Dr. Wughalter's class!

PSYC220 is also a highly recommended elective, as it helps you prepare for your project/thesis and fulfills the writing requirement.

What's Offered Next Semester:
Type Dept. # Course Title Days Time
Core DSID 226 Ergonomics for Design - lecture portion TR 1500-1650
Core DSID 226 Ergonomics for Design - activity portion TR 1700-1850
Core ISE 298 Special Problems (AKA Project seminar) M 18:00-20:45
Core ISE 299 Master’s Thesis (Note: Department consent required) TBD TBD
Core ISE 290 Seminar in HF/E (Previously known as 298) T 15:00-17:00
Core ISE 202 Design of Experiments W 18:00-20:45
Core KIN 266 Motor Learning M 16:00-18:45
Elective CS 151 Object-Oriented Programming MWF 10:30-11:20
Elective CS 152 Programming Paradigms TR 07:30-08:45
Elective ISE 217 HCI - Human Computer Interaction T 18:00-20:45
Elective KIN 256 Environmental Effects on Human Performance T 16:00 18:45
Elective KIN 251 Analysis of Research and Issues in Human Performance T 19:00 21:45
Elective KIN 250 Research Methods W 16:00-18:45
Writing PSYCH 220 Seminar in Exp. Psychology (Note: Dept. Consent Req) R 09:00-11:45

Special thanks to Kirsten Peters for doing most of the research for this chart!
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