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2017-12-01

Miller-Young, J.

Fall 2024

Tjhia, Kenneth G

This thesis empirically investigates the comparative ease of learning policies and heuristics for bidirectional versus unidirectional search in satisficing classical planning. Our research explores the potential advantages of bidirectional search in terms of learnability and efficiency of the...

Fall 2023

Hoveling, Léonie Antoinette Maria

Background: Autistic individuals are often stereotyped as gifted mathematicians and, as a result, autistic traits and behaviours are generally believed to lead to exceptional mathematical ability. Much of society’s collective understanding of autism is based on media representations, which often...

Fall 2022

Teitz, Joshua

Proteins are large biomolecules that perform many functions within an organism. Proteins frequently form interactions with other biomolecules. A group of proteins held together by interactions is known as a protein complex. Protein interactions are essential to many biological processes. Thus,...

2011-12-13

Cook, A.M., Adams, K.D.

Fall 2010

Bonertz, Cameron Mark

Participants with Down syndrome (DS) as well as typically developing peers matched for mental and chronological age completed a 3-step movement sequence in response to visual (lights), verbal (spoken word), meaningful auditory (music), and non-meaningful auditory (tones) instructions. Results...

2021-01-01

Danielle Nagy, Jill Hall, Theresa Charrois

2011-12-05

Cook, Albert, Wang, Mengliao, Encarnação, Pedro, Adams, Kim

Previous studies have demonstrated that Lego robots can be used to enable children with motor impairments to actively participate in play and academic activities. Additionally, by appropriately designing the activities and observing children’s performance, it is possible to assess children’s...