Human Computer Interaction

(3-4 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

In this course, students will learn the factors, techniques, tools and theories of systems with which humans interact and engage. Students will research and evaluate systems with which humans interact and engage through the web or other medium in a dissimilar way. This course will cover areas such accessibility [to include disabled and other people], information visualisation, user centred methodologies, digital business interaction, user interaction security, multi-modal interfaces, human factors, and human computer interaction. AS - St. Andrews, Scotland This module covers the main aspects of Human Computer Interaction. Design guidelines, structured design methods and standards are studied, and practice is given in implementation and evaluation. Students gain experience of current interactive audio, visual and manipulative technologies. SI - National Univ. of Singapore: his class explores user-centered design problem solving techniques, tools, and theories to create systems that best addresses a given problem.