Caulfield First semester 2008 (Evening)
Clayton First semester 2008 (Day)
Provides detailed understanding of user interface design principles and practices for computer-based systems. The principles, guidelines and standards for incorporating human factors in computer interface design are explored. The unit examines issues in interface design from various perspectives and how to manage this during systems development. It explores contemporary issues including: background and underpinning theories, guidelines and standards, design processes and implementation in practice, user interface evaluation methods, interface styles and componential design. The application of HCI design in other environments such as virtual reality and mobile devices will be covered.
The unit introduces students to the theories and principles behind interface design from the perspective of human computer interaction. At the completion of this unit students should be able to:
Active participation, including hosted online discussions and attendance in tutorials: 15%; Assignment 1: 20%; Assignment 2: 25%; Exam: 40%
3 x contact hrs/week
FIT9003 and FIT9004 or IMS9001 and IMS9003 and CSE9000 or BUS9520