Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) MSc HLTI \\ [[teaching:hci:ux2016_2017|{{ :teaching:hci:ux2016_2017:ux_folder.png?175|}}]] This course addresses the fundamentals of Human-Computer Interaction with emphasis on interaction design for multimodal systems. The main part of the course will focus on User-Centred Design, providing concepts and hands-on practise on techniques for collecting user requirements, lo-fi and hi-fi prototyping, formative and summative evaluation. Additional topics covered include basic notions of cognitive ergonomics, pyschometric theory and a crash course on a rapid prototyping tools (like, for example, Macromedia Flash). During the course, students will have the opportunty to work in real projects, designing and evaluating prototypes of multimodal systems. ====== Previous Courses ====== [[teaching:hci MSc HLTI:hciMSc HLTI 2010_2011|{{:teaching:hci:hci2011r.png?160|Human computer interaction (HCI)- 2010-11 }}]] [[teaching:hci MSc HLTI:hciMSc HLTI 2011_2012|{{:teaching:hci:hci2012r.png?160|Human computer interaction (HCI)- 2011-12 }}]] ====== Reading List ====== {{ :teaching:hci:interaction_design_beyond_human-computer_interaction07.jpg?nolink&100|}} ==== Essential (Manual) ==== Sharp, H.,Rogers, Y., Preece, J. 2007. **Interaction Design: Beyond human-computer interaction.** John Wiley & Sons Inc, Third Edition. \\ \\ {{ :teaching:hci:designing_interactive_systems.jpg?nolink&100|}} {{ :teaching:hci:human-computer_interaction1.jpg?nolink&100|}} ==== Recommended ==== Benyon, D., Turner, P., Turner, S. 2005. **Designing Interactive Systems.** Harlow England: Addison-Wesley. Dix, A., Finlay, J., Abowd, G. D., Beal, R. 2004. **Human-Computer Interaction.** Pearson Prentice Hall, Third Edition.