Interactions are everywhere. We deal with various systems every day. Have you ever encountered systems that are difficult to use? How to improve them? How can we design systems with good usability?
Human-Computer Interaction is a new interdisciplinary course involving computer science, industrial design, sociology and psychology. It mainly explores the interactive relationship between users and systems, and designs, implements and evaluates interactive systems for users. Our course includes five modules: basic knowledge of human beings, basic knowledge of machines, basic rules of User Interface design, design of interactive systems, research hotspots and case study.
Through the study of our course, you may understand the basic knowledge of human beings and machines, know the basic rules of user interface design, master the basic methods of interactive system design, establish the thinking of User-Centered Design, and follow these interactive design methods to achieve interactive systems with good usability.
Our course is supported by Prof. Butz from University of Munich.
