SE365
COMPLETEHuman-Computer Interaction
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.
SE365 introduces the concepts behind designing human-computer interaction: usability, direct manipulation, systematic design methods, user conceptual models and interface metaphors, design languages and genres, human cognitive and physical ergonomics, information and interactivity structures, and design tools and environments. It covers four parts: the foundation, the design process, models and theories, and thinking outside the box. Students learn interaction and interface design, the user-centered design process, prototyping, and different types of evaluation.
- CLO1: Describe the concepts involved in designing usable interactive computer systems.
- CLO2: Recognize human factors, needs and issues in user interaction design.
- CLO3: Apply a user-centered approach to interaction design by following guidelines, design rules and principles.
- CLO4: Interpret and analyze the results of evaluation techniques to improve user experience design.
- CLO5: Collaborate in teams using a user-centered design approach.