290 Dunview Avenue
Toronto, ON
M2N 4J5
Canada
kit@sakura.rose.utoronto.ca
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Kitman Cheung
Bridging the Gap Between UI Designers & Developers

Skills &
Qualifications

Usability & Human Factors
  • Task analysis
  • Knowledge elicitation techniques:
    • Questionnaire design & analysis
    • Structured and informal interviews
    • Focus group sessions
  • Ecological approach to interface design (for complex systems)
  • Prototype evaluation using
    • Heuristic Evaluation
    • Design Reviews
    • Task-based laboratory experiments
  • Statistical analysis

Computer
  • Object Oriented Software Design
  • Programming Languages: Java, C, C++, Basic, Pascal, Fortran, Assembly
  • Basic network administration on Unix network
  • Familiar with MacOS & Windows type PC
  • Prototyping using HTML and Visual Age Java

Electrical Engineering
  • Circuit analysis & design: pspice, hspice
  • Signal analysis: Matlab
  • Optical communication
  • Radio systems: transmission line & antenna design

Web Development
Experience
GUI & Software Developer - IBM (1999-Present)
Wizard Design Team Lead
  • IBM Toronto Software Lab
  • Responsibilities include complete life cycle of Wizards (Design, Code, Validation, and Service)
  • Maintain design consistency of wizard-type GUI
  • Working with users on evalation of wizards
  • Design overall wizard interface interaction (generating Consistency Guideline for over 5 separate teams)
  • GUI evaluation and validation through user and focus group sessions

Principal Investigator - DCIEM (1996-1998)
  • Defence & Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM) Contract
  • Designed and prototyped a single camera stereo-video system for Aerial Search & Rescue/Reconnaisance applications
  • Specified required hardware
  • Development of necessary software on a SGI-IRIX platform
  • Integration of system components
  • Preliminary field testing and laboratory experiments of the system performance

Teaching Assistant (1997-1999)
  • Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering
    University of Toronto
  • Teaching six courses including:
    • Human Centered Design
    • Ecological Interface Design
    • Workplace Ergonomics

Laboratory Assistant (1995)
  • Ergonomics in Teleoperation & Control Laboratory
    University of Toronto
  • Maintained laboratory website
  • Repaired laboratory equipment
  • Assisted in Human Factors laboratory experiments

Computer Operator/Programmer (Summer 1994)
  • Venture Mfg Ltd. (Hong Kong)
  • Responsibilities included:
    • maintained computer database
    • computer support
Education
Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc) - University of Toronto
Human Factors, Industrial Engineering



Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc) - University of Toronto
Engineering Science - Electrical Engineering Option

Publications
Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc) Thesis
An Investigation of Potential Benefit of Hyper-Stereoscopic Video for Aerial Search and Reconnaissance
Jan 2000 - University of Toronto


Visual Detection with Hypersterescopic Video for Aerial Search and Rescue
HFES Annual Conference Proceeding (HFES 2000)


Last update: March 14, 2001