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= BTH740 -- Human Factors in Computing =
 
= BTH740 -- Human Factors in Computing =
*This course introduces human-computer interaction.  
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*This course introduces human-computer interaction. Its focus is on the psychological and physiological factors in human/computer interaction. The course examines broad issues of ergonomics and their influence on human/computer interaction, the influence of culture and human behavioural patterns on the use of computers and on the development of interface design and ways in which computer technology itself may influence human behaviour.
 
   
 
   
*The course is supported by an open website along with this wiki, which is editable by all participants.
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*The course is supported by an open website in addition to this wiki, which is editable by all participants.
  
 
=== Subject Description and Course Outcomes ===
 
=== Subject Description and Course Outcomes ===

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BTH740 -- Human Factors in Computing

  • This course introduces human-computer interaction. Its focus is on the psychological and physiological factors in human/computer interaction. The course examines broad issues of ergonomics and their influence on human/computer interaction, the influence of culture and human behavioural patterns on the use of computers and on the development of interface design and ways in which computer technology itself may influence human behaviour.
  • The course is supported by an open website in addition to this wiki, which is editable by all participants.

Subject Description and Course Outcomes

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The Research Project

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Evaluation

  • Assignments 60%
  • Test 20%
  • Exam 20%

Resources

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