User-Centric Computing for Human-Computer Interaction (English)

   Tuesday, March 26, 2024   

Starting a new Lecture Notes Series on User-Centric Computing for Human-Computer Interaction

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Lecture 1: User-centric Computing for Human-Computer Interaction

Lecture 2: Lec 1:- Introduction to UCC and history

Lecture 3: Lec 2:- Issues and challenges

Lecture 4: Lec 3:- Latest research trends

Lecture 5: Lec 4:- User-Centric Design and Software Engineering

Lecture 6: Lec 5:- Components of SDLC - Contextual Inquiry

Lecture 7: Lec 6:- Components of SDLC - Design Guidelines

Lecture 8: Lec 7:- Components of SDLC - Prototyping

Lecture 9: Lec 8:- Case study (web site design)

Lecture 10: Lec 9: Introduction to User-Centric Computing

Lecture 11: Lec 10: The UCC framework with illustrative case study

Lecture 12: Lec 11: User-centric models – introduction and descriptive models

Lecture 13: Lec 12: User-centric models – predictive models and taxonomy

Lecture 14: Lec 13: Introduction to GOMS family of models

Lecture 15: Lec 14: Keystroke-Level Model (KLM)

Lecture 16: Lec 15: (CMN)GOMS Model

Lecture 17: Lec 16: The Fitts' Law

Lecture 18: Lec 17: The Hick-Hyman Law

Lecture 19: Lec 18: 2D and 3D pointing models

Lecture 20: Lec 19: The Steering Law for constrained navigation

Lecture 21: Lec 20: Model for hierarchical menu selection

Lecture 22: Lec 21: Mobile typing models (single finger and two thumb typing)

Lecture 23: Lec 22: Model for touch performance (FFitts' law)

Lecture 24: Lec 23: Introduction to formal models in UCD

Lecture 25: Lec 24: Formal modeling of user-computer dialogue

Lecture 26: Lec 25: Case studies on the use of models

Lecture 27: Lec 26: Introduction and research question formulation

Lecture 28: Lec 27: Variables determination and experiment design

Lecture 29: Lec 28: Data analysis including model building

Lecture 30: Lec 29: Introduction to user-centric design evaluation and expert evaluation technique

Lecture 31: Lec 30: User evaluation, empirical and model-based evaluation

Lecture 32: Lec 31: Concluding remarks