CS/PSYC 67500 (Human-Computer Interaction I)

Description: (General online Course Catalog) Describes the characteristics of interaction between humans and computers and demonstrates techniques for the evaluation of user-centered systems. Crosslisted with PSYC 6750.

Objectives:

• Appreciate significance of the usability of a computer system from the user's perspective.
• Gain awareness of human capabilities and how that impacts interaction.
• Gain expertise in applying various HCI evaluation and modeling techniques to improve the design and software development process.
• Awareness of advanced research areas in HCI for further research.

Quick access to pages:

• Jump to the syllabus of lecture topics, readings, and assignments.
• Overview of class project.
• See this quarter's project groups Co-Web/Swiki.
• Jump to the class newsgroup.
• Access on-line full-text search of the HCI textbook.
• Check out other useful HCI information, much of which will be discussed further in lectures.                
• Previous offerings of CS/PSYC 6750 and 6751: Fall, 1999 (Section A [Abowd], Section B [Mynatt])