IT&C 555
Advanced Human-Computer Interaction
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering
Course Description
Advanced techniques for designing, prototyping, building, and evaluating technology-mediated user experiences. Human-computer interaction research methods including experimental design. Ethics of working with human subjects. HCI theories and best practices.
When Taught
Fall
Grade Rule
Grade Rule 8: A, B, C, D, E, I (Standard grade rule)
Min
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
2
Fixed
2
Other Prerequisites
or instructor's consent.
Title
HCI Research Methods
Learning Outcome
Apply quantitative and qualitative HCI research methods (e.g. experimental design, ethnographic observation, survey design)
Title
HCI
Learning Outcome
Understand the role of theory in HCI
Title
Human Interfacing Techniques
Learning Outcome
Create, extend, and/or evaluate advanced human interfacing techniques (e.g., augmented reality, gesture-based interfaces)
Title
Research Proposals
Learning Outcome
Design and write HCI research proposals
Title
Ethics
Learning Outcome
Apply ethical practices when working with human research participants
Title
Cooperation
Learning Outcome
Apply prototyping, co-design, and other user-centered design techniques as part of a team
