Degree

Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

Major(s)

Software Engineering

Document Type

Immediate Open Access

Abstract

This paper proposes a device designed to allow a one-handed individual to effectively interface with a computer. The design aims to minimize the efficiency gap between one-handed and two-handed individuals by increasing typing speed and reducing transition time between keyboard and mouse. This paper outlines the rationale behind the design, the components and methods used in building the prototype, and the current state of the research. This design is a promising alternative to standard keyboard and mouse layouts that holds the potential to open up one-handed individuals to more job opportunities in computer dominated fields.

DOI

https://doi.org/10.54718/EKBC7438

Date Defended

4-24-2025

Thesis Director

Dr. Adam Jones

Second Committee Member

Dr. Ed Swan

Third Committee Member

Dr. Christopher Snyder

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