Advanced Methods for Understanding Human-Computer Interactions

3 Credits

Covers a variety of methods for conducting research on human interactions with computing systems. Methods covered may include: controlled experiments, surveys, ethnography, grounded theory, research through design, log data analysis, retrospective techniques, social network analysis, and others. Taking this course will familiarize the student with several of these methods through readings and in-class discussion and activities, as well as provide the student the opportunity to gain significant experience applying one of these methods in a project. Prerequisites: CSE 333