Celeste Mason

Teach children (PK to grade 5) Programming, Engineering and Science. Design, development and prepare hands-on, project based lessons for STEM subjects.

Development of underwater wearable systems to aid marine mammal researchers in 2-way communication experiments. Duties include design, fabrication, evaluation, and maintenance of devices, development and testing of software systems and user interfaces in the GVU Protoyping Lab and in the field. Field studies at sea involve extensive work with users to gauge usability and determine means of improvement while maintaining operability during animal behavior observations and data subsequent data analysis.

Work as a Student Researcher in a contextual and wearable technology lab in the Georgia Tech GVU consisted of literature reviews, aiding in development of study protocols, procuring materials, designing, fabricating and testing electronic devices (sensors and software), running user studies, and doing data analysis on the collected results, then writing reports summarizing findings.

Assist in preparation and administration of the Human-Computer Interaction course (Undergraduate) including class wiki, T-Square site, grading, in-class activities, preparation & delivery of a portion of class lectures.

Worked at the Robotic Perception Lab - Primarily focused on data collection and creation of web-based user studies to support computer vision research.

Research at University Bremen

Computer Science Specialization