DGM 6168 — Usability and Human Interaction

4 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Surveys the theory and practice of human-computer interaction and the development of user interfaces. Through both analysis and design projects, students have an opportunity to learn cutting-edge approaches to usability research and evaluation, testing methods, and how to design systems that meet end-user needs. Topics covered include behavioral and cognitive foundations of interaction design, principles of good design for interaction, basic user research techniques, and the process of user-centered design.

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DGM 6268, DGM 6461, DGM 6525, DGM 6600, DGM 6610, DGM 6620

Courses that list DGM 6168 in their prerequisites.

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Official catalog (DGM course descriptions) · All DGM courses · Plan it at numap.app

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