Innovative Visualization Design (HMI702)

Lectures:

15 h.

Recommended for

Graduate students.

The course was last given:

New course.

Goals

This course focusses on how design methodology can be employed to create visualization systems to support complex cognitive work. Students will be expected to achieve innovative solutions that go beyond the traditional HCI approaches.

Prerequisites

Open to graduate students or well-qualified undergraduate students at the discretion of the instructors. Students must have a solid background in HCI.

Organization

Intensive course.

Contents

Lectures and seminars covering design history, concepts, and methods. Lectures and seminars introducing visualization in joint cognitive systems. Seminars where students present and discuss their design exercises.

Literature

Selected readings

Teachers

Sidney Dekker, Martin Howard.

Examiner

Sidney Dekker

Schedule

Spring 2001.

Examination

Assigned readings, design seminar participation, design project.

Credit

5 credits

Comments

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