Human-Computer Interaction
Introduction to human-computer interaction. Fundamental aspects of human physiology and psychology. Characteristics and styles of interaction. Introduction to analysis and design methods such as user-centered and contextual design techniques, GOMS. Heuristic evaluation. Professional, integrated and…
Learning outcomes
At the completion of this course, student should be able to: 1. demonstrate adequate knowledge of the underlying concepts and principles associated with Human capital interaction methods and techniques; 2. identify issues of communication between computers and people; 3. analyze interaction strengths and weaknesses; 4. demonstrate comprehension of the trade-offs involved in design-choices; 5. apply appropriate HCI theories and practices to the design, implementation, evaluation of interfaces; and 6. design or re-design, test and evaluate an interface.
Course contents
Introduction to human-computer interaction. Fundamental aspects of human physiology and psychology. Characteristics and styles of interaction. Introduction to analysis and design methods such as user-centered and contextual design techniques, GOMS. Heuristic evaluation. Professional, integrated and user-centered approach to interface development.