Human-Computer Interaction Lecture Content

In the “Human-Computer Interaction” course, computer science and media computer science students explore the interaction between users and computer systems, focusing on design principles, evaluation techniques, and user-centered processes.

• Software Ergonomics
  Introduction to software ergonomics (DIN EN ISO Standards), emphasizing the design of user-friendly systems that accommodate human capabilities and limitations.

• Gestalt Principles
  Exploration of Gestalt principles and how they influence perception and design in user interfaces.

• Introduction to the Design Process
  Overview of the design process, covering the initial steps in creating user-centered systems and applications.

• Stakeholders
  Focus on identifying and understanding stakeholders, their needs, and their influence on the design process.

• Prototyping
  Exploring different types of prototypes for different types of user interfaces.

• Evaluation
  Introduction to evaluation techniques, teaching students how to assess the usability and effectiveness of their designs through user testing.

• Dialogues and Typography
  Study of dialogue structures and typography in user interfaces, focusing on clear communication and readability.

• Conversational User Interfaces (UI)
  Exploration of conversational user interfaces, such as chatbots and voice interfaces, and how they enhance human-computer interaction.

• Future Interfaces
  Examination of various types of future user interfaces and their impact on user experience and interaction.