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Human Computer Interaction_IIT Guwahati
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HCI foundation and history; Usability life cycle and methods; Design rules and guidelines;Empirical research methods; Models in HCI - GOMS, Fitts law and Hick-Hymans law; Taskanalysis; Dialogue design; Cognitive architecture and HCI ; Graphic User Interfaces &aesthetics; Usability Testing; UML,OOP,OOM; Design Case Studies.
NPTEL Syllabus
Human-Computer Interaction - Web course
COURSE SYLLABUS
COURSE DETAILS
Module Lecture Details
SL.No
Topic
No
Topic
No of Lectures RemarksAuthor
M1
Introduction
L1 Course objective andoverview
1
SB
L2 Historical evolution ofthe field
1 SB
M2
Interactivesystem design(theory andpractice)
L1 Concept of usability -definition andelaboration
1 PY
L2 HCI and softwareengineering
1 SB
L3 GUI design andaesthetics
1 PY
L4 Prototypingtechniques
1 SB
M3
Model-basedDesign andevaluation
L1-L4 Basic idea,introduction todifferent types ofmodels, GOMS familyof models (KLM andCMN-GOMS)
4 SB
L5, L6 Fitts law and Hick-Hymans law
2 SB
NPTELhttp://nptel.iitm.ac.in
ComputerScience andEngineering
Additional Reading:
Yvonne Rogers,Helen Sharp,Jennifer Preece;Interaction Design3rd Edition Wiley2011FrankBentley,EdwardBarrett BuildingMobile ExperiencesMIP PressCambridge 2012Selected researchpapers (details willbe provided at theend of relevantmaterials).Jacob Nieilsen;UseabilityEngineering;Morgan Kaufmann,Academic Press,London, 1993.
Coordinators:Dr.Samit BhattacharyaDepartment of ComputerScience andEngineeringIIT GuwahatiPradeep P YammiyavarDepartment of ComputerScience andEngineeringIIT Guwahati
L7, L8 Model-based designcase studies
2 SB
M4 Guidelines inHCI
L1 Shneidermans eightgolden rules
1 PY
L2 Normans sevenprinciples
2 PY
L3 Normans model ofinteraction
L4 Nielsens tenheuristics withexample of its use
2 PY
L5 Heuristic evaluation
L6 Contextual inquiry 1 PY
L7 Cognitive walkthrough1 PY
M5
Empiricalresearchmethods in HCI
L1, L2 Introduction(motivation, issues,research questionformulationtechniques)
2 SB
L3, L4 Experiment designand data analysis(with explanation ofone-way ANOVA)
2 SB
M6
Task modelingand analysis
L1 Hierarchical taskanalysis (HTA)
1 PY
L2, L3 Engineering taskmodels and ConcurTask Tree (CTT)
2 SB
M7
Dialog Design
L1 Introduction toformalism in dialogdesign, design usingFSM (finite statemachines)
1 SB
L2 L4 State charts and(classical) Petri Netsin dialog design
3 SB
M8
Cognitivearchitecture
L1 Introduction to CA, CAtypes, relevance ofCA in IS design
1 SB
L2, L3 Model HumanProcessor (MHP)
2 SB
M9 Object OrientedProgramming
L1 OOP- Introduction 1 PY
L2 OOM- ObjectOriented Modeling of User Interface Design
1 PY
M10 Design -CaseStudies
L1 Case Study 1- Multi-Key press Hindi TextInput Method on aMobile Phone
3 PY
L2 Case Study 2 - GUIdesign for a mobilephone basedMatrimonialapplication.
L3 Case Study 3 -EmploymentInformation System forunorganisedconstruction workerson a Mobile Phone.
Total Modules 10 Total Lectures 40 SB = 25PY = 15
References:
Dix A., Finlay J., Abowd G. D. and Beale R. Human Computer Interaction, 3rd edition,Pearson Education, 2005.Preece J., Rogers Y., Sharp H., Baniyon D., Holland S. and Carey T. Human ComputerInteraction, Addison-Wesley, 1994.B. Shneiderman; Designing the User Interface, Addison Wesley 2000 (IndianReprint).
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