NUR - User Interface Desing
The aim of the course is to teach students principles of user interface design based on User centered design methodology (UCD - ISO 9241-210). Students will become familiar with methods for information, interaction, visual and user experience design of user interfaces. Students will gain theoretical background of mental models of users, methods for formal description of interaction between human and computer and design of multimodal user interfaces. During the course students will get familiar with various prototyping techniques.
Course objectives
Knowledge and understanding of: Methods for eliciting and specifying requirements; Techniques for producing successful designs; Use of prototypes and prototyping methodology in design.
Intellectual (thinking skills) - able to: Elicit appropriate human-centered requirements; Apply design techniques to a design problem
Practical skills: Develop one or more prototypes of a design; Use prototypes in the design process.
Transferable skills: Communication of requirements; Presentation of designs; Group work; Reflect on design process; Group work.
Official web page in the KOS system: http://www.fel.cvut.cz/en/education/bk_peo/predmety/46/98/p4698506.html.
We as members of Department of Computer Graphics and Interaction follow the academic principles (see http://dcgi.felk.cvut.cz/en/study/academic_principles ). We would like to encourage you to follow these principles.
Check also rules discussing the originality of your work (in Czech only): https://dcgi.felk.cvut.cz/cs/intranet/vyukove_zalezitosti/plagiatori .
