Course title |
Human-Computer Interaction |
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Course Codes |
ID7502 |
Level |
7 |
Status |
Elective |
Credits |
15 |
Prerequisite |
IT5505 Interaction Design Fundamentals |
Course offered in |
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Duration |
1 trimester |
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Aim
To enable learners to understand the principles of human-computer interaction (HCI) in relation to the design and implementation of computer systems and to experience different application tools in the design, implementation and documentation of user interfaces.
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this course, the learner will be able to:
Indicative content
Human Computer Interaction theory, user interface architecture and technologies, Conceptual terms for analysing human interaction with products (e.g., affordance and feedback), Ethical and practical constraints in relation to HCI fieldwork, HCI frameworks, models and life cycles including need finding and data gathering techniques , User interface design processes, in response to triangulated data collections and requirements, User centred design research, prototyping techniques and technologies
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