CPSC 581 Human Computer Interaction II

This second undergraduate course in Human Computer Interaction concentrates on having students acquire skills in creative aspects of Interaction Design. It is an unusual course for computer science as it somewhat follows the structure of a design studio: students mostly learn by doing vs. listening to lectures.
| Course description |
Advanced topics and applications in human computer interaction, with emphasis on developing skills for designing highly interactive human-computer interfaces. | |
| Prerequisites |
Computer Science 481, and Permission of the instructor | |
| Prospective students |
Information that you should read about how to get into this course | |
| Schedule |
Main events and deliverables will be recorded on the Schedule. | |
| Class Time |
Classes and labs are contiguous: you are expected to go to both. Monday, Wednesday
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| Grading |
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| Projects & Exercises |
Project Assignments
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Sketching Exercises Portfolio Exercises |
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Handouts | ||
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Resources |
Software
WPF / C# Programming
Smart Tabletop SDK
Assigned Readings
Sketching Resources
Example Portfolios (randomly collected from the web)
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| Student Site |
The student site is where you will put all your completed works. | |
| Further Information | Greenberg, S. (2009) Embedding A Design Studio Course in A Conventional Computer Science Program. In Creativity and HCI: From Experience to Design in Education. (Kotze, P., Wong, W., Jorge, J., Dix, A. and Alexandra Silva, P., Ed.), Springer, pages 23 - 41. Selected Contributions from HCIEd, March 29-30, 2007, Aveiro, Portugal. | |