Magnus Ingmarsson

Tröskaregatan 17
583 33 Linköping
SWEDEN

(: +46 13 - 210 199
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7: +46 70 - 615 06 68

E-mail: magin@ida.liu.se

Vitals	Sex: Male Age: 27 Driver’s license: Yes
Education	2002 – Department of Computer and Information science (IDA) Linköping University 581 83 Linköping Ph.D. student within the Human Centered Systems division, specifically gearing towards Service Discovery in Ubiquitous environments. 2001 NOKIA Home Communications 583 35 Linköping Master thesis pertaining to text input for devices with a reduced keyboard. 1997 – 2002 Linköping University 581 83 Linköping Master student at the Cognitive Science program at Linköping University 1995 – 1997 Linköping University 581 83 Linköping Master student at the Computer Science and Engineering program at Linköping University 1991 – 1994 Berzeliusskolan 580 03 Linköping 3-year engineering program with emphasis on electrical engineering
Completed Ph.D. courses	2003 Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA), Linköping University Designing Intelligent Agents for Cooperative Games 2003 Department of Computer and Systems Sciences (DSV), Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm Ubiquitous Computing: Sensor applications 2003 IDA Intelligent media technologies 2003 IDA Presentation technique 2003 IDA Current Topics in Interaction Devices, Techniques and Performance Modeling 2003 IDA Speed reading 2003 IDA Aspects of Scientific Writing 2003 IDA Interorganisational Cooperation and Electronic Commerce 2002 IDA Communication (Computer networks) 2002 IDA Home Informatics 2002 IDA Introduction to Research Methodology in Computer Science 2002 IDA Xml and Databases

Publications	2004 Full paper to appear at CHI TNT – A Numeric Keypad Based Text Input Method 2003 Poster at UbiComp 2003 Development of an augmented binder 2003 Chapter Amigo White paper Ambient Intelligence to Go (AmiGo) SAR-03-03 Chapter: Ambient Intelligence at home 2002 Masters thesis The Numpad typer Implications for designing an intelligent, predictive text input tool for devices with minimal keyboards (LIU-KOGVET-D-02/11-SE) URL: http://www.ida.liu.se/~magin/Master_Thesis.pdf
Teaching at Linköping University	Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA) Databases and Tools (Java, SQL) (Lecturer, examiner) IDA Human Computer Interaction (Lecturer, examiner) IDA Supervisor-masters thesis Service Discovery IDA Supervisor-masters thesis Ubiquitous Document Processing IDA Introduction to usable systems (Lecturer, Lab assistant) IDA Introduction to Cognitive Science (Lecturer) IDA Human Computer Interaction (Lecturer, Teacher) IDA Web Programming and Interactivity (Lab assistant) IDA Artificial Intelligence (Lab assistant) IDA Perspective of computer science for the Computer Science and Engineering program (Lab assistant)
Work experience	2001 – 2002 Santa Anna IT Research Institute AB 581 83 Linköping Research in text input for television applications. 2001 Nokia AB Linköping Research in text input for television applications. Summers of 1997, 1998 Saab Technologies (Internal media and public relations) 581 88 Linköping Intranet development, Teaching HTML and web development Reference: Lars Jagerfeldt Telephone: +46 13 - 18 00 00

Military service	1994-1995: AF2 attack helicopter division in Malmslätt 15 months as platoon commander for helicopter mechanics, Sergeants rank attained.
Languages	· Swedish: Very good ability in speech, understanding and production of written text. (Native language.) · English: Very good ability in speech, understanding and production of written text. · German: Good ability in speech, understanding and production of written text.
Organisations	Lysator academic computer society Ctrl-C computer society
Interests	Computers, Science, Science Fiction, Architecture and Design, Reading Books, The Roman Empire
Voluntary work	2000-2002: System administrator for the Cognitive Science student association Linux Server.
Miscellaneous	Owns a computer consultant company (COGTECH) since 1999. Knows: Java, Lisp, Pascal, C(++), Basic dialects, SQL as well as scripting languages.