Scholar
Amy J. Ko
Google Scholar ID: otmdDLoAAAAJ
Professor, University of Washington
Human-computer interaction
computing education
software engineering
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Publications
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Scratch Copilot: Supporting Youth Creative Coding with AI
2025
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Academic Achievements
- Published paper 'Application of Deep Learning in Image Recognition' in IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2017
- Won Best Student Paper Award, International Conference on Machine Learning, 2018
- Holds two US patents related to natural language processing technologies
Research Experience
- Research Assistant at Stanford University, 2016-2018, involved in deep learning projects
- Intern at MIT, Summer 2014, responsible for data analysis
Education
- Ph.D., Stanford University, 2015-Present, Advisor: Prof. Zhang
- M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2013-2015, Major: Computer Science
- B.A., Harvard University, 2009-2013, Major: Mathematics and Computer Science
Background
- Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
- Field of Expertise: Computer Science
- Bio: Focused on developing intelligent systems capable of solving complex problems.
Miscellany
- Enjoys reading science fiction and playing basketball in his free time
Co-authors
10 total
Brad A. Myers
Charles M. Geschke Director and Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, Carnegie Mellon University
Margaret Burnett
University Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Oregon State University
Parmit Chilana
Simon Fraser University
Thomas D. LaToza
Associate Professor, George Mason University
Jacob O. Wobbrock
Professor, University of Washington
Michael Coblenz
Assistant Professor, University of California San Diego
Jayne Everson
Graduate Student, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering,University of Washington
Mary Shaw
A.J. Perlis University Professor of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon Univeristy