SER594 Lecture 01

Human Computer Interaction
Course Presentation
(201901)

Transcript

1. SER594
   Human-Computer Interaction
   Lecture 01
   Course Presentation
   Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez, PhD
   javiergs@asu.edu
   javiergs.engineering.asu.edu
   Office Hours: By appointment
   

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2. Definition
   SER 594
   Human Computer Interaction
   Entity = Cognitive + Affective
   

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3. Definition
   SER 594
   Human Computer Interaction
   Entity = Data Processing
   

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4. Definition
   SER 594
   Human Computer Interaction
   Reciprocal Action or Influence
   

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5. Reciprocal action or influence
   

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6. Interaction
   Distrust Excitement Surprise
   Enthusiasm Love
   Disappointment
   Fear Terror Anger
   Frustration The End
   

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7. ?
   Interaction
   

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8. Process
   Machine
   Learning
   Human
   Factors
   For
   Communication
   Sensing
   Perception
   

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9. Humans in HCI
   • Brain
   • Facial Gestures
   • Eyes
   • Heart Rate
   • Skin Conductance
   • Body Postures
   

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10. Computers in HCI
    Supervised:
    • Regression
    • Decision Trees
    • Support Vector Machines
    Unsupervised:
    • Clustering
    • Neural Networks
    • Random Forest
    

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11. Designing Interactions
    • Human Factors
    • Response selection
    • Working Memory (Humans)
    • Attention
    • Decision Making
    • User Interfaces (Graphical) Design
    • Ethnography and sociology
    

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12. This Course
    1
    

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13. 25%
    25%
    Labs and Quizzes
    (attendance)
    100%
    A+
    97
    A
    93
    A-
    89
    B+
    85
    B
    81
    B-
    77
    C+
    73
    C
    69
    25%
    Homework
    25%
    Team Projects
    D
    65
    Final Exam
    Grading
    

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14. Attendance
    § Attendance is required.
    § Announcements are made in class.
    § I will try to post all important information on Blackboard.
    § If you come to class you are expected to participate.
    

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15. Ethics
    • Violations of academic integrity include (but are not limited
    to) cheating, fabrication, tampering, plagiarism or facilitating
    such activities.
    • it is unethical to bring to your instructor's attention the
    possible impact of your course grade on your future plans,
    including graduation, scholarships, jobs, etc.
    

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16. Homework
    Read the Paper posted on Blackboard about
    the History of HCI
    

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17. SER594 – Human Computer Interaction
    Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez
    javiergs@asu.edu
    Spring 2019
    Disclaimer. These slides can only be used as study material for the SER594 course at ASU.
    They cannot be distributed or used for another purpose.
    

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