CSEP 510: Human Computer Interaction

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CSEP 510 Human Computer Interaction Instructor: Richard Anderson, anderson@cs.washington.edu Teaching Assistant: Alan Liu, aliu@cs.washington.edu Topics (revised, but still subject to change) Jan 8. History of HCI. You should read Vannevar Bush's paper, "As We May Think" (find the Atlantic Monthly Article with Google). Jan 15. Usability. Jan 22. Cognitive and Process Models Jan 29. User studies Feb 5. Computers and People (Design, Ethnography, Values) Feb 12. Speech and Pen Input Feb 19. Handwriting, Whiteboards and Reco Feb 26. Multimedia Mar 4. CSCW Mar 11. Ubicomp Workload The course workload will consist of regular readings, along with assignments. Assignments will involve some programming, although there will not be a major programming project. Some of the programming assignments are likely to involve the Tablet PC. You can develop for the tablet pc on a desktop machine - some tablets will be available for testing and experimentation. Mailing List and Threaded Archives We will be using a mailing list, managed by Mailman, for administrative and instructional purposes.  Please sign yourself up ASAP. To post to the mailing list, send email to csep510@cs.washington.edu.  (Not to cse510@cs.washington.edu, without the 'p', as that's a totally different class!) You can add yourself to the mailing list or browse a threaded archive of the mailing list using the following web page: http://mailman.cs.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/csep510 Note: Mailman has a badly designed user interface. In order to access the archives, you need your list password, which is not the same as your CSE password. In order to get your password, you need to go to the list info page, then go to the bottom, and use the "unsubscribe or edit options" form. (Who's the genius who thought that up?) On the resulting page, there's an button for sending you a password reminder.

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