As one of the final assignments for the course Business Information Technology we had to make a webvideo including one of our teachers. We immediately knew we wanted to interview Suleman Shahid, our teacher for User Interface Design, since he really inspired us. Moreover, we were very curious about his past education and his almost finished PhD about emotions in games. Here you can see the video we made. Hope you like it.
We want to thank Suleman for his cooperation with the interview.
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