DGM 6255 — Usability and Human Interaction

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Surveys the theory and practice of human-computer interaction and the development of user interfaces. Introduces interaction design methods and principles. Explores the creation of usable solutions for digital products, systems, and services through the observation and understanding of human behavior. Topics include cognitive foundations of interaction design, user research and problem analysis, target audience identification, and current and evolving research techniques. Students create a product, system, or service prototype design.

Prerequisites

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DGM 6610, DGM 6640, DGM 6980, DGM 6990

Courses that list DGM 6255 in their prerequisites.

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