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The Human Computer Interaction (HCI) course (SE3273) aims to introduce key concepts, design principles, and evaluation methods in the field of HCI. It focuses on user-centered design, usability, and the impact of age and disabilities on design. The course includes various assessment methods and covers topics such as rapid prototyping, usability inspection, and the future of HCI.

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Lecture00 Course Introduction

The Human Computer Interaction (HCI) course (SE3273) aims to introduce key concepts, design principles, and evaluation methods in the field of HCI. It focuses on user-centered design, usability, and the impact of age and disabilities on design. The course includes various assessment methods and covers topics such as rapid prototyping, usability inspection, and the future of HCI.

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Human Computer

Interaction (SE3273)
Ibrar Arshad
[email protected]

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Course Introduction
• The objective of this course is to give an introduction to the
key areas, accessing and design developments in Human
Computer Interaction field
• The course aims, understanding and importance of UI its
design and mistakes
• The course helps to learn basics concepts of field such as,
design rules and guidelines, prototyping and design patterns
for interactive systems

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Course Learning Outcomes
• CLO 1: Explain the context of HCI and different measures for
evaluation. [C2- Understand]
• CLO 2: Demonstrate the principles of good design for people
from the perspective of age and disabilities. [C3- Apply]
• CLO 3: Examine and Compare techniques for user-centered
design for software. [C4- Analyze]
• CLO 4: To evaluate and examine the usability of a software
user interface in the form of teams. [C4- Analyze]

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Course Goals
• Explain the context of HCI and different measures for
evaluation
• Apply the principles of good design for people from the
perspective of age and disabilities
• Analyze techniques for user-centered design for software
• Evaluate the usability of a software user interface

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Books
• Learn Human-Computer Interaction: Solve human problems and
focus on rapid prototyping and validating solutions through user
testing by Christopher Reid Becker, Packt Publishing, 2020
• Human-Computer Interaction – HCI International by Constantine
Stephanidis, 1st Ed, Springer, 2021
• Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human-
Computer Interaction, Ben Shneiderman and Catherine Plaisant,
6th Ed, Pearson Inc, 2017.
• Designing Interactive Systems: A Comprehensive Guide to HCI,
UX and Interaction Design, Benyon D. 3rd Ed., Pearson 2013.
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Course Outline
• Introduction to HCI
• Improving Software Systems with Data
• Human-Centered Thinking
• Validating Software Solutions
• Storytelling and Rapid Prototyping
• Internationalization
• Usability Inspection Methods for UI designs
• Examining Quantitative Methods
• Usability in Practice
• Human-Centered Methods for User Research
• The Future of HCI
• Augmented and Virtual Reality w.r.t User Interface
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Evaluation Criteria

Assessment Items %
Quizzes 15
Assignments 15
Project 10
Mid 20
Final 40

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Contact
• Office
• M Block 1st Floor
• Email
• [email protected] OR
• Personal message (Teams + Email Only)

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Human Computer Interaction
• Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is a
multidisciplinary field of study that
focuses on the design, evaluation, and
improvement of interactive computer
systems and technology
• HCI is concerned with
• How humans interact with computers and
other digital devices
• How to make these interactions more
effective, efficient, and enjoyable
• It encompasses a wide range of topics
and methodologies, including
psychology, design, usability, and
technology

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