Human-Computer Interaction

Course title 

14024402-3

Course code 

9

Level

Lecture : 3

Lab        : --

Credit    : 3

Hours

14022301-3 Internet Technologies

Pre-requisites

--

Co-requisites

Human-Computer Interaction is an area of study that focuses on user acceptance of interactive-software-intensive systems.

In software engineering, user-acceptance testing has been identified as essential testing step along with unit, integration, installation and other testing activities.

User resistance to change is also one of the risks that may affect how far a software solution is accepted by end users.

Studying HCI is therefore an important in this regard as it gives the software developer the foundations that will allow him to better mitigate these acceptance risks.

Objectives

• Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction and to Interaction Design

• Understanding and Conceptualizing Interaction

• Cognitive Aspects

• Social and emotional Interaction

• Interfaces

• Interaction design in practice: Use case

• Data analysis, Interpretation and presentation

• Data gathering

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