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Interaction Design [CM3055]
When taking this module, you will examine the notion of ‘interaction with technology’. You will focus on the concepts behind modern user experience design and production. You will gain a solid grasp and practical experience of the process which allows the creation of interactive systems. This process involves specification, design, prototyping and evaluation. You will examine several design approaches and techniques, and consider how they enable usability engineering. You will learn how to evaluate interactive systems against criteria such as efficiency and usability. You will examine issues of accessibility from the perspective of different populations.
Professor(s)
- Dr. Sarah Wiseman
- Dr. Sean McGrath
Topics covered
- History of HCI.
- Usability and Principles of design.
- User-centred design techniques.
- Evaluation of interaction design.
- Evaluation of interaction design part 2
- Designing for different users.
- Design case studies.
- Design case studies part 2
- Tools and techniques that support interaction development.
- Current trends in interaction design and HCI.
Assessment
One two-hour unseen written examination and coursework (Type I)