HCI
558:
Interaction Design and Analysis
Design and analysis of interactive technologies with emphasis on complex interactions and repeated use. Analysis and selection of appropriate interaction styles including command entry, form completion, menu selection, direct manipulation, code-based automation, and intelligent speech-based interaction. Specifying interaction using flowcharts, wireframes and prototypes. Taxonomy of errors and common approaches for avoiding them. Practices for minimizing effects of multi-tasking and cognitive load. Analysis methods, such as application of the GOMS keystroke-level model, for informing design. Student projects include the design and analysis of interactive user interfaces for diverse contexts and uses.
Spring 2023-2024
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Section:
901
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Class number:
35700
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Meeting time:
W
5:45PM
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9:00PM
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Location:
LEWIS 01105
at
Loop Campus
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Instructor:
David Burns
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