Teaching Assistant:
Dawn Werner,
werner@cs.washington.edu
General Information
Time: Winter Quarter, Tues Thurs 10:30-11:50, Loew 112
CSE 510 this coming quarter will cover a variety of topics in
human-computer interaction.
My intent is that the students will provide a firm foundation for students
interested in doing research in HCI, as well as providing a survey for
students who are working in other areas but who want to understand the
field.
A mailing list for the class is set up under majordomo. To subscribe, send
a message to "majordomo@cs" with no subject and with
subscribe cse510
in the body.
Course Coordination
Human computer interaction is an eclectic field, drawing on a variety of
disciplines. I will be collaborating with Judy Ramey
from Technical Communication in offering
the course. If possible, we'd like students to attend lectures in Judy's
Usability Testing course (TC 517)
during couple of weeks of the quarter as well as 510.
TC 517 meets Tues Thurs
4:30-5:50, Loew 111. (We'll lighten up the 510 load later to compensate.)
Another very relevant class is TC 521, "Issues in Usability", meeting
Fridays 12:30-1:20 in Loew 117.
Tom Furness from the HIT Lab will also give several lectures, and I
plan to have a number of other speakers from outside UW as
well. (See the course schedule for dates.)
Labs and Project
Resources
Links to other Courses
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CSE 590H a prototype offering of this course in Spring 1995
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CSE 595, the HCI course in the professional master's program.
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