Human Computer Interaction

This course introduces students to the foundations of Human-Computer Interaction Design
(HCI/D). The field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) has origins primarily in computer
science and cognitive psychology. As HCI expands its scope beyond workplace efficiency and
productivity, it is increasingly seeking a “designerly” sensibility that is rooted in traditions of the
arts, architecture, fashion, interior design, product design, graphic design, and service design,
among others.

Web Design Usability Report

This course consists of five units spread across 13 weeks:
Foundations (2 weeks), Design (2 weeks), Usability (1 week), Structure (4 weeks) and Build (4 weeks)

Methods for HCC

UX/UI Design uses a variety of approaches for obtaining human-centered information and requirements for the design and development of systems and applications. The course surveys key methods, current and emergent, in the field of Human-Computer Interaction and Interaction Design to prepare students for a career in IT. 

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