Lecture Course Human-Computer Interaction 1

Lecturer: Prof. Schmidt
Tutorials: Thomas Weber, Svenja Schött
Hours per week: 3 (Lecture) + 2 (Tutorial)
ECTS credits: 6
Module:WP12: Human-Computer Interaction I (for bachelor media informatics)
Note: You can only get credits for your bachelor studies for either Human-Computer Interaction I or Interaction Design, not both! Moreover, Human-Computer Interaction I cannot be credited within the applied subject "Human Computer Interaction", because the same topics are covered there in different classes!

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Dates and Locations

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  First lecture:	19.04.2023

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• Exam:
  

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  Duration:	90 minutes

  No aids (notes, calculator, etc.) allowed!
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Contents and target group

In Human-Computer Interaction 1, we will discuss human information processing (models, physiological and psychological basics, operational processes), the technical realization of user interfaces (input and output devices, interaction style) and present human-centered design processes, evaluation techniques, guidelines and standards for usability. The lecture will be held in German.

This course is eligible for the following course of studies:

• Bachelor media informatics
• Bachelor informatics (computer science) as "extended topic" (see information regarding bachelor informatics and media informatics (german) for details)
• Bachelor art and media
• Diploma media informatics and informatics

It will be held in German only.

Vorlesung

Die Vorlesung folgt dem Lehrbuch Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion". Als Studierende der LMU haben Sie zu diesem Buch auch online Zugriff.

Tutorial

The notions presented in the lectures are then applied in the tutorials. An important part of the tutorials will involve the development of a group project using user-centered design methods throughout the semester.

Bonus points

By successfully solving the exercise sheets you can earn bonus points for the exam. Per successfuly solved sheet you are awarded a bonus of 1%. In total, you can achieve a bonus of 10%.