Information Systems & Operations Management
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Pre-requisites: ISOM 350
Requisite To: None
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This course introduces students to fundamental concepts and challenges pertinent to HumanComputer Interaction (HCI). Students will learn the importance of user's experience and human-related factors in the design and use of effective information systems. Students will also learn how HCI integrates concepts from different fields (e.g., cognitive psychology, design, computer science, etc.) to identify and understand human factors that influence systems design, accessibility, usability, and acceptance. Moreover, students will be introduced to user-centered design methods, techniques, and tools that could be used to design, evaluate, and choose effective human-computer interfaces.
- Clo1. design, implement and evaluate effective computer interfaces [lg5].
- Clo2. understand the concepts of user differences, user experience and
- Collaboration as well as how to design contextually.
- Clo3. understand the basic cognitive psychology issues involved in hci.
- Clo4. interact with the software design process in order to create computer
- Interfaces [lg5].
- Clo5. understand the role of theory and frameworks in hci.
- Clo6. apply contemporary techniques to evaluate computer interfaces [lg2].