My story of how I got into HCI began when I was a tenured professor at the University of Michigan. At the time, I taught and did research in cognitive psychology. In particular, I researched how our memories are structured, and what makes someone an expert. I had learned to program in several early languages and used computer simulation to embody theory. The courses I taught on learning and memory, problem solving, and research methods served as a strong foundation for my later work in HCI.
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