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Human-Computer Interaction

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This course will provide an overview of the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and will introduce students to key interaction and experience design paradigms, approaches and methods. The course will equip students with theory, methods, and techniques to investigate different design situations, develop and prototype novel design ideas, and engage with the ethical dimensions of technology design.

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Requisite and Incompatibility

To enrol in this course you must: be studying Master of Computing OR Master of Computing Advanced OR have completed 6 units of (COMP6442 OR COMP6710 OR COMP6720 OR COMP6730 OR COMP7710). Incompatible with COMP3900.

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Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion, students will have the knowledge and skills to:

Explain and illustrate key aspects of human-computer interaction, including relevant theories, ethical considerations, and perspectives.

Apply a design and prototyping process to develop interactive systems that address user needs.

Investigate activities, practices, and contexts of technology use through research methods.

Critically evaluate novel technology designs using human-computer interaction approaches.

Critically reflect on a designer's own presence and influence within a technology design and research process.

Published offerings

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COMP6390: sessions and dates as published
YearSessionClass numberClass start dateLast day to enrolCensus dateClass end dateMode Of DeliveryClass Summary
2027Second Semester1009126 Jul 202702 Aug 202731 Aug 202729 Oct 2027In PersonN/A
2028Second Semester1085224 Jul 202831 Jul 202831 Aug 202827 Oct 2028In PersonN/A
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