Saul Greenberg
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- Teaching human computer interaction to programmers
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Brad A. Myers
Many computer science students and software professionals find they need to learn how to design and evaluate user interfaces. Greenberg discusses an HCI course taught to undergraduates in the computer science department at the University of Calgary, and an abridged two-day course taught to professionals, to give them the necessary skills. Using case studies, examples of good and poor interfaces are studied. This is followed by lectures on how to design interfaces with and without user involvement, and how to implement the interfaces using tcl/tk. Assignments include performing a human factors experiment, performing a qualitative usability analysis, and then designing and implementing a major project in tcl/tk. The full content of the course is available on the Web. Since most computer science students will eventually be designing and implementing user interfaces, courses like this should be offered in every computer science department.
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