HCC 2002: Arlington, VA, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/vl/2002,
  title     = {2002 IEEE CS International Symposium on Human-Centric Computing
               Languages and Environments (HCC 2002), 3-6 September 2002, Arlington,
               VA, USA},
  booktitle = {HCC},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {2002},
  isbn      = {0-7695-1644-0},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Program Comprehension

• Alan F. Blackwell:
  First Steps in Programming: A Rationale for Attention Investment Models. 2-10
  
• Alec Engebretson, Susan Wiedenbeck:
  Novice Comprehension of Programs Using Task-Specific and Non-Task-Specific Constructs. 11-18
  
• Babak Khazaei, Michael Jackson:
  Is There Any Difference in Novice Comprehension of a Small Program Written in the Event-Driven and Object-Oriented Styles? 19-
  

End Users and Usability

• Alan F. Blackwell, Margaret M. Burnett:
  Applying Attention Investment to End-User Programming. 28-30
  
• Carol Britton, Maria Kutar, Sue Anthony, Trevor Barker, Sarah Beecham, Vitoria Wilkinson:
  An Empirical Study of User Preference and Performance with UML Diagrams. 31-33
  
• Richard L. Kline, Ahmed Seffah, Homa Javahery, Mohammad Donyaee, Juergen Rilling:
  Quantifying Developer Experiences via Heuristic and Psychometric Evaluation. 34-36
  
• Jorma Sajaniemi:
  An Empirical Analysis of Roles of Variables in Novice-Level Procedural Programs. 37-39
  
• Jorma Sajaniemi:
  A New Interface to Spreadsheet Programming: A Truly Seamless Fusion of Spreadsheet and Word Processing Paradigms. 40-42
  
• Paola Carrara, Daniela Fogli, Giuseppe Fresta, Piero Mussio:
  Making Abstract Specifications Concrete to End-Users: The Visual Workshop Hierarchy Strategy. 43-
  

Applications

• Augusto Celentano, Daniela Fogli, Piero Mussio, Fabio Pittarello:
  Virtual Reality Interaction: The Characteristic Pattern Approach. 48-50
  
• Hyunmo Kang, Ben Shneiderman, Gregory J. Wolff:
  Dynamic Layout Management in a Multimedia Bulletin Board. 51-53
  
• D. Scott McCrickard, David Wrighton, Dillon Bussert:
  Supporting the Construction of Real World Interfaces. 54-56
  
• Roderick Moten:
  A Method for Providing Program Interoperability for End-Users. 57-59
  
• Kibum Kim, John M. Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson:
  An Empirical Study of Web Personalization Assistants: Supporting End-Users in Web Information Systems. 60-62
  
• Christine Wallace, Curtis R. Cook, Jay Summet, Margaret M. Burnett:
  Assertions in End-User Software Engineering: A Think-Aloud Study. 63-
  

Visual Languages

• Shea Armstrong, Yael Kollet, Trevor J. Smedley:
  Visual Scripting for Handheld Computers. 68-70
  
• Jean Flower, John Howse, John Taylor, Stuart Kent:
  A Visual Framework for Modelling with Heterogeneous Notations. 71-73
  
• Simon Gauvin, Trevor J. Smedley:
  Concrete Programming with Reactive Objects. 74-76
  
• Markus Montigel:
  Portability and Reuse of Components for Spreadsheet Languages. 77-79
  
• Steven P. Reiss:
  A Visual Query Language for Software Visualization. 80-82
  
• Alexander Quinn:
  An Interrogative Approach to Novice Programming. 83-85
  
• Marcel R. Karam, Trevor J. Smedley:
  A Data-Flow Testing Methodology for a Dataflow Based Visual Programming Language. 86-
  

Design and Environments

• Omid Banyasad, Philip T. Cox:
  Solving Design Problems in a Logic-Based Visual Design Environment. 90-92
  
• Omid Banyasad, Philip T. Cox:
  Defining Behaviours for Solids in a Visual Design Environment. 93-95
  
• Richard A. Frost:
  W/AGE: The Windsor Attribute Grammar Programming Environment. 96-98
  
• Christopher D. Hundhausen:
  The "Algorithms Studio" Project: Using Sketch-Based Visualization Technology to Construct and Discuss Visual Representations of Algorithms. 99-100
  
• Timothy N. Wright, Andy Cockburn:
  Mulspren: a MUltiple Language Simulation PRogramming ENvironment. 101-103
  
• Marc Vass, Pete Schoenhoff:
  Error Detection Support in a Cellular Modeling End-User Programming Environment. 104-106
  
• Chris Hancock:
  Toward a Unified Paradigm for Constructing and Understanding Robot Processes. 107-
  

Program Development

• Carla Alessandra Lima Reis, Rodrigo Quites Reis, Marcelo M. de Abreu, Heribert Schlebbe, Daltro José Nunes:
  Flexible Software Process Enactment Support in the APSEE Model. 112-121
  
• Jeffrey D. Campbell:
  Multi-User Collaborative Visual Program Development. 122-130
  
• Gennaro Costagliola, Vincenzo Deufemia, Filomena Ferrucci, Carmine Gravino:
  The Use of the GXL Approach for Supporting Visual Language Specification and Interchanging. 131-
  

Spreadsheets and Forms

• Margaret M. Burnett, Martin Erwig:
  Visually Customizing Inference Rules About Apples and Oranges. 140-148
  
• Laura Beckwith, Margaret M. Burnett, Curtis R. Cook:
  Reasoning about Many-to-Many Requirement Relationships in Spreadsheets. 149-157
  
• Yongqiang Li, John C. Grundy, Robert Amor, John G. Hosking:
  A Data Mapping Specification Environment Using a Concrete Business Form-Based Metaphor. 158-
  

Stagecast Creator

• Tracy Lewis, Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll, Cheryl D. Seals:
  A Community Learns Design: Towards a Pattern Language for Novice Visual Programmers. 168-176
  
• Cheryl D. Seals, Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll, Tracy Lewis, Lenese Colson:
  Fun Learning Stagecast Creator: An Exercise in Minimalism and Collaboration. 177-
  

Usability

• Paolo Bottoni, Maria Francesca Costabile, Stefano Levialdi, Antonio Piccinno:
  Towards Formal Measures of Usability for Visual Interactive Systems. 188-197
  
• John F. Pane, Brad A. Myers, Leah B. Miller:
  Using HCI Techniques to Design a More Usable Programming System. 198-206
  
• Pablo Romero, Rudi Lutz, Richard Cox, Benedict du Boulay:
  Co-Ordination of Multiple External Representations during Java Program Debugging. 207-
  

Visualization and Animation

• Igal Koifman, Ilan Shimshoni, Ayellet Tal:
  MAVIS: A Multi-Level Algorithm Visualization System within a Collaborative Distance Learning Environment. 216-225
  
• Paul V. Gestwicki, Bharat Jayaraman:
  Interactive Visualization of Java Programs. 226-235
  
• Mihail Eduard Tudoreanu, Rong Wu, Ashley Hamilton-Taylor, Eileen Kraemer:
  Empirical Evidence that Algorithm Animation Promotes Understanding of Distributed Algorithms. 236-
  

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