SE365

SE365 focuses on the principles of designing, implementing, and evaluating interactive computing systems for human use. Topics cover user interface design, usability, cognitive models, interaction paradigms, prototyping, and user-centered evaluation methods.

• Apply principles of human-computer interaction to design and evaluate user interfaces.
• Analyze user needs using cognitive models and user research methods.
• Create prototypes and wireframes following user-centered design processes.
• Conduct usability evaluations and interpret results to guide design iterations.
• Apply accessibility and universal design guidelines in interface development.
• Understand and compare interaction styles for desktop, web, and mobile contexts.

Detailed outcomes will be finalized once course slides are received.