ECSE 542 — Human Computer Interaction

Design, development, and evaluation of human-computer interfaces, with emphasis on usability, interaction paradigms, computer-mediated human activities, and implications to society. These issues are studied from a number of perspectives including that of the engineer and end-user. A team-based project applies knowledge and skills to the full life cycle of an interactive human-computer interface.

• Credits: 4
• Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
• Department: Electrical & Computer Engr
• Taught by: Jeremy Cooperstock
• Prerequisite(s): ECSE 324 or (COMP 251 and COMP 273) or equivalent.

Sections offered

• Section 001 (Lec), Tue Thu 8:35-9:55 am — 6 seats open
• Section 002 (Lec), Tue Thu 8:35-9:55 am — 5 seats open
• Section 003 (Lec), Tue Thu 8:35-9:55 am — 3 seats open
• Section 004 (Tut), Mon Wed 8:35-10:25 am — 14 seats open