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SE 204, IES 506 – Human Computer Interaction
Lecture 1: IntroductionLecturer: Gazihan Alankuş
Please look at the last two slides for assignments (marked with TODO)
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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
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Outline
• Me• Logistics of class• Class• You• HOMEWORK 1!!!
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Outline
• Me• Logistics of class• Class• You• HOMEWORK 1!!!
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Instructor
• Dr. Gazihan Alankuş• 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 [email protected] for class-related e-mail exchange2/10/2012
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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.
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Outline
• Me• Logistics of class• Class• You• HOMEWORK 1!!!
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Logistics• Basically– Attendance (except today)– Homeworks / projects– Midterm– Final
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Logistics
• 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– Homeworks and projects
• Grade undergraduates that join your group
– Reading assignments from book and academic papers
– Standard exams with extra questions
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We have undergraduate (SE 204) and graduate students (IES 506)
Similar to quality to graduate HCI classes taught in the US
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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!
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Outline
• Me• Logistics of class• Class• You• HOMEWORK 1!!!
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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
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Introduction to HCI by Caitlin Kelleher
• caitlin\introduction.ppt
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Questions?
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Outline
• Me• Class– Unity– Games
• Logistics of class• You• HOMEWORK 1!!!
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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?
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TODO: Google Group
• Do either one of these:– Find the link to the Google group from class
website– Or, send an e-mail to [email protected] 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.
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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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