Human Computer Interaction: Home

1. Introduction to the course, Introduction to HCI
2. What is Interaction design , process of interaction design, Interaction design and user experience, metaphors , models and types , cognition 
3. Data gathering , analysis , Interpretation and presentation 
4. Introducing Evaluation , DECIDE, Evaluation studies controlled to natural settings, Usability inspection methods
5. Heuristic Evaluation, Analytics, Walkthrough, The Process of Interaction design 
6. Establishing Requirements what how and why, Task description, Task Analysis
7. Design , prototyping and construction, Conceptual design, physical design, using scenarios in design
8. Norman design concepts, Design principles
9. Design Standards, and Guidelines
10. Nelson design heuristics, Design rationale and documentation
11. Prototyping: low and high fidelity, Dialogue notations and design
12. Evaluating paper prototype, Heuristics for evaluation
13. Usability testing
14. Usability test plan, Data collection and analysis
15. Usability studies examples

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