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August: (Chapter 1)
25th - course intro, syllabus, human
computer interaction (chapter 1)
Readings: Definition
of HCI, Brief
History of HCI
27th - human computer interaction (chapter 1)
29th - human computer interaction (chapter 1)
September:
(Chapter 2)
1st – Labor Day (NO
CLASS)
3rd –How to Conduct a User Study,
Quiz on Readings:
Definition of HCI, Brief
History of HCI
Readings:
5th – How to Conduct a User Study,
Assigned: Assignment
1 (example page1,
page2, page3)
8th – How to Conduct a User Study,
Reading: Automatically
generating user interfaces – Gajos (acm portal – use the
vpn or access via UF network)
10th – How to Conduct a User Study
12th - Guidelines,
Principles, and Theories
15th - Guidelines,
Principles, and Theories, Quiz on Automatically
generating user interfaces – Gajos, Reading: On
the Experience of Love: The Underlying Principles
17th – Guest Speaker: Mr.
Brent Rossen, CISE (Case Study: Studying Bias with Virtual People)
19th – no class
Class Assignment 1 Webpages
22nd – Guest Speaker:
FIEA/EA Sports – Tom Carbone (UI in Games), Quiz on On
the Experience of Love: The Underlying Principles, Reading: Gaze-enhanced
scrolling techniques
24th - Guidelines,
Principles, and Theories
26th
– Guest Speaker: James Nichols (talk on his research into multiple
designs for web pages), Guidelines,
Principles, and Theories
29th
- Guidelines, Principles,
and Theories, Quiz on Gaze-enhanced
scrolling techniques, Reading: Tracking
real-time user experience (TRUE): a comprehensive
instrumentation
solution for complex systems
October: (Chapter 5)
1st
- Guidelines,
Principles, and Theories, Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments, Assignment
2 Handout
222
3rd
- Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments
6th – James Nichols
discusses assignment 2, Quiz on Tracking
real-time user experience (TRUE): a comprehensive instrumentation
solution for complex systems, Reading: Boomerang:
suspendable drag-and-drop interactions based on a throw-and-catch metaphor
8th
- Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments
10th – Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments
13th - Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments, Quiz on Boomerang:
suspendable drag-and-drop interactions based on a throw-and-catch metaphor,
Reading: Soap: How
to Make a Mouse Work in Mid-Air
Midterm assigned
15th – Direct
Manipulation and Virtual Environments
17th – Media Equation
20th
– Virtual Environments, Quiz
on Soap:
How
to Make a Mouse Work in Mid-Air, Reading: Media
Equation Chapter 1 – Go to:
http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/ and under "Find" click on
"Course Reserves". Once logged
in, search for the class (either CIS 6930 or CIS 4930 or Human-Computer
Interaction) and you’ll see 2 files. The one which has the PDF file is
the one they can retrieve online; the other one is on reserve in (I hope)
Marston Science Library as that is where I requested it to be put on reserve.
(-TA James)
December: Final Project Due
8th – Final Project Due,
present results
10th – Final Project Due,
present results
Final project files: Sample IRB and Consent
Form, sample projects page
Syllabus, Should I take this
course?
HCI
Bibliography - http://www.hcibib.org/
Interesting HCI web pages:
(Cooley) http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~shbae/ilovesketch.htm -
3D Sketching system
(Cooley ) http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/13/rjdj-generates-an-awesome-trippy-soundtrack-for-your-life/ Incorporates the sound in your world
into the music you are listening
to. Accelerometer takes in your
movement for some scenes.
Professor
Gregory Abowd on how to design questionnaires (http://www.cc.gatech.edu/classes/cs6751_97_winter/Topics/quest-design/)
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