Personal Academic Lab

Teaching

I teach and coordinate courses in artificial intelligence, human-AI interaction and human-centered computing. This page collects my current courses together with selected teaching tools and interactive learning materials.

Current courses

5DV248 · 7.5 credits

Tillförlitlig Människa-AI-interaktion

Trustworthy Human-AI Interaction
Coordinator · Lecturer

Advanced-level course concerned with trustworthy interaction between people and AI systems, including the human, technical and responsible-AI dimensions of designing dependable AI.

Level: Second cycle Field: Computing Science Department: Computing Science
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5DV244 · 7.5 credits

Människocentrerad artificiell intelligens

Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Coordinator · Lecturer

First-cycle course introducing human-centered approaches to artificial intelligence, with emphasis on how AI systems interact with people, support human capabilities and can be designed with human needs in mind.

Level: First cycle Fields: Computing Science · Cognitive Science Department: Computing Science
Umeå University syllabus →
5DV181 · 7.5 credits

Artificiell intelligens – metoder och tillämpningar

Artificial Intelligence – Methods and Applications
Lecturer

Advanced course covering methods and applications of artificial intelligence, connecting core AI techniques with practical computational problems and applications.

Level: Second cycle Field: Computing Science Department: Computing Science
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Teaching tools

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Vision Mini Lab

A browser-based introduction to classification, object detection and segmentation using one image.

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Pixel Explorer

An interactive way to inspect RGB pixels and discuss what a computer vision system actually receives as input.

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HCAI Radar

A classroom reflection tool for discussing human capabilities, agency, understanding and dependable interaction in AI design.

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Course projects & experiments

Some courses include interactive activities, games, notebooks and small software experiments. These materials are kept as practical extensions of the courses rather than as a separate publication catalogue.

Teaching archive

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Earlier courses, lectures, notebooks and teaching experiments are kept as an archive because they document the development of teaching ideas over time. Some links or software may no longer be maintained.