This class introduces students to the field of human-computer interaction (HCI) and user interface design. Specifically, the course covers the following topics: Fundamental characteristics of human cognition, such as reaction time, rules of perception, and memory performance Models of interaction between people and their environment, such as affordances, mappings, constraints, slips, and mistakes Milestones in the history of human-computer interaction Principles of iterative design User interface prototyping techniques User studies and evaluation methods Golden rules of user interface design User interface design notations After this class, students will know how user interfaces have been developed over the past decades, and...
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13. Visual Design
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12.5 Roadmap Summary, What’s Next?
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12.4 Life-Cycle of Products, Incremental and Radical Innovation
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12.3 Competitive Forces
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12.2.3 Diagrams for User Documentation, Digital Watch, Semantics
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12.2.2 State Charts (from WS 14)
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12.2.1 State Charts
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12.1 Petri-Nets
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11.4.4 Checking STN properties/ States
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11.4.3 Using STN's in prototyping
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11.4.2 Example Silhouettes STN's and Hierachical STN's
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11.4.1 STN's and example STN for personal orchestra
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11.3 Grammars and Production Rules
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11.2 Back to BASICs, why UI specification lanugage and Specifying User Interfaces
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11.1.4 The Top 5 Performance Hits
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11.1.3.2 Design Techniques for Responsiveness - Work in Parallel, Optimize Queueing, and Manage Time Dynamical…
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11.1.3.1 Design Techniques for Responsiveness - Meet Human Deadlines and Display Important information First
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11.1.2 Three Human Deadlines
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11.1.1 Responsiveness
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10.3.7 Ten Golden Rules of Interface Design/ Address diverse user needs; Hire a graphic designer