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Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction - Lecture 1 Overview

Welcome to Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Lecture 1 with Dr. Gazihan Alankuş. This course emphasizes understanding user-centric design principles rather than heavy coding. Expect a mix of assignments, hands-on projects, and the use of various technologies for prototyping. Engage actively and feel free to reach out via email for inquiries. Key logistics include attendance, weekly readings, and the introduction of your first homework assignment. Ensure you refer to the syllabus and required reading materials for a successful semester.

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Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction - Lecture 1 Overview

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  1. SE 204, IES 506 – Human Computer Interaction Lecture 1: Introduction Lecturer: GazihanAlankuş Please look at the last two slides for assignments (marked with TODO)

  2. Briefly • Not a coding-heavy class • But there will be some coding, related to creating prototypes • Free to use any technology • You may have to learn it by yourself… • Weekly homeworks and reading assignments

  3. Outline • Me • Logistics of class • Class • You • HOMEWORK 1!!!

  4. Outline • Me • Logistics of class • Class • You • HOMEWORK 1!!!

  5. Instructor • Dr. GazihanAlankuş • METU, BS 2002, MS 2005 • WUSTL, PhD 2011 • Currently a Lecturer (no office…) • Background • Some industry experience (including Google) • I do research on games and HCI • Now I get to teach games and HCI • reasonable > idealistic • Please use gazihan.ieu@gmail.com for class-related e-mail exchange

  6. Can you understand me? • English language is just a tool, not a goal. • The goal is to communicate and learn. • Stop me when you don’t understand something. • In general, be active in class.

  7. Outline • Me • Logistics of class • Class • You • HOMEWORK 1!!!

  8. Logistics • Basically • Attendance (except today) • Homeworks / projects • Midterm • Final

  9. Logistics We have undergraduate (SE 204) and graduate students (IES 506) • SE 204 • Homeworks • Optional: join a graduate student in his/her project for bonus in homework grade • Reading assignments from book • Standard exams • IES 506 • Homeworksand projects • Grade undergraduates that join your group • Reading assignments from book and academic papers • Standard exams with extra questions Similar to quality to graduate HCI classes taught in the US

  10. Logistics • Website • Reach from my homepage (Google me if you must) • Slides and extra material • Google group • I will send announcements using Google groups • IES 506 students: join groups of both classes please!

  11. Outline • Me • Logistics of class • Class • You • HOMEWORK 1!!!

  12. Class • How to design systems that interact best with users • This is a new class, there can be mistakes… • Syllabus will be updated soon: • http://ects.ieu.edu.tr/syllabus.php?section=ce.cs.ieu.edu.tr&course_code=SE%20204&cer=0 • The book is accurate. You have to get the book for reading assignments • Access online material

  13. Introduction to HCI by Caitlin Kelleher • caitlin\introduction.ppt

  14. Questions?

  15. Outline • Me • Class • Unity • Games • Logistics of class • You • HOMEWORK 1!!!

  16. Let’s get to know you (if you want) • Introduce in detail, from where, etc. • Registered? Why? • What do you expect • from this class? • to see happen by the end of semester? • Designed any interfaces in the past? How do you feel about it?

  17. TODO: Google Group • Do either one of these: • Find the link to the Google group from class website • Or, send an e-mail to gazihan.ieu@gmail.com and I will invite your e-mail to the Google group. You will have to accept the invitation. • I will use this for class announcements • You can also send questions, comments, helpful tips, or announcements to it but I will moderate your e-mails.

  18. TODO:Reading Assignment 1 • Read Chapter 1 from your book: • Ben Shneiderman, Catherine Plaisant, Maxine Cohen, Steven Jacobs, 2009, Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective HumanComputer Interaction (5th Edition), Addison Wesley

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