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Media Informatics and
Human-Computer Interaction Groups
The Media Informatics and Human-Computer Interaction Groups of the Department of Informatics of the University of Munich are headed by the chair of Applied Informatics and Media Informatics (Prof. Dr. Heinrich Hußmann) as well as the chair of Human-Computer Interaction (Prof. Dr. Andreas Butz). Together with other chairs of the department we are responsible for the program "Medieninformatik" at the University of Munich.
Lectures
- Media Technology
- Multimedia Programming
- Computer Graphics 1
- Computer Graphics 3
- Human-Computer Interaction 1
- Interaction Design
Publications
Thomas Weber, Zhiwei Han, Steffan Matthes, Heinrich Hussmann, Yuanting Liu
Draw with Me: Human in the Loop for Interactive Image Restoration
Draw with Me: Human in the Loop for Interactive Image Restoration
Alexander Wiethoff, Martin Tomitsch, Marius Hoggenmueller, Luke Hespanhol, Linda Hirsch, Beat Rossmy, Stewart Worrall
New Approaches for Prototyping Interactive Applications in Urban Environments
New Approaches for Prototyping Interactive Applications in Urban Environments
Marius Hoggenmueller, Alexander Wiethoff
The Light-Shifting Display - Blurring the Boundaries Between Display and Luminaire Design
The Light-Shifting Display - Blurring the Boundaries Between Display and Luminaire Design
Videos
News
- 04.04.2020: Recipes for online teaching
In order to assist other teachers in the current situation, the media informatics group has created a collection of recipes for online teaching. - 01.04.2020: Online teaching in summer term
Wir are working hard to offer the teaching program for the summer term in such a way that we can keep the normal term schedule. At least for a part of the term, we will switch to online-only formats, and we will try to keep the level of limitations as low as possible. Please check the individual Web pages of the courses for further announcements. - 18.03.2020: Handing in of Final Theses
Final theses can be sent by email (to the secretary's office and the supervisor). In this case, paper copies need not to be delivered on time. Delivery via postal mail is also possible.
