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Generally, we aim to share knowledge and promote an understanding of human factors issued associated with system and product design in a variety of areas. Specifically, we are interested in discussing
and sharing research ideas/projects, and furthering our knowledge
from various invited speakers, on topics such as warning labels
design, safe product design for industrial and consumer products,
accident investigation in the aviation industry, training and
personnel selection, human-system interface/interaction, situation
awareness, and knowledge engineering. |
The
Georgia Tech student chapter of HFES was founded in Spring
Quarter/1999 and represents interdisciplinary interests at Georgia
Tech. Our members comprise both graduate and undergraduate students
from several different departments: School of Psychology, School of
Industrial and Systems Engineering, and the College of Computing.