Tomer Weiss
About Me
Tomer Weiss, assistant professor of informatics, joined January, 2020, specializes in visual computing, including virtual simulation of physically-embodied AI agents, and algorithmic content creation for virtual, augmented and other immersive reality media. In recent work, he has developed software used for automatically furnishing interior spaces and simulated the movement of crowds.
Education
Ph.D.; University of California-Los Angeles; Computer Science; 2018
M.S.; University of California-Los Angeles; Computer Science; 2015
B.S.; University of Tel Aviv; Computer Science; 2012
M.S.; University of California-Los Angeles; Computer Science; 2015
B.S.; University of Tel Aviv; Computer Science; 2012
Teaching Interests
Computer Graphics, Vision and human-computer interaction.
Past Courses
CS 485: SELECTED TOPICS IN CS
IS 485: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IT 201: INFORMATION DESIGN TECHNIQUES
IT 360: PROGRAMMING FOR COMPUTER GRAPHICS
IS 485: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
IT 201: INFORMATION DESIGN TECHNIQUES
IT 360: PROGRAMMING FOR COMPUTER GRAPHICS
Chapter
Schwartz, Matthew L., & Weiss, Tomer, & Ataer-Cansizoglu, Esra, & Choi, Jae-Woo Style Similarity as Feedback for Product Design, Springer. (pp. 27--42). Springer
Conference Paper
Layout Enhancer: Generating Good Indoor Layouts from Imperfect Data
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM Press), November 2022
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM Press), November 2022