OVERVIEW

The teaching of HCI & INTERACTION DESIGN is divided into two independent but related modules: 6 CFU Interaction Design and 6 CFU Man-Machine Interaction. Furthermore, the teaching is closely related to the Cognitive Ergonomics module by applying the theoretical aspects addressed in it at a practical design level.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

This course consists of two modules focused on human-computer interaction and the design of interactive systems. The first module provides students with essential knowledge of interaction with digital devices, interactive applications, and the Internet of Things, emphasizing usability and the design process. Students will also develop a deep understanding of the basic concepts and principles of design, learning how to apply them to create physical and virtual interfaces based on the principles of Interaction Design, User Experience Design, and Human-Centered Design. The second module explores the practical application of these principles, offering students the opportunity to engage in exercises related to the active use of cultural content, interactive experiences for social inclusion, rehabilitation, and participatory experiences in the performing arts.

PREREQUISITES

No pre-requisites

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The final evaluation of the teaching is given by the average of the evaluations gained within the two modules (6 cfu + 6 cfu) that make up the teaching itself. The final exam will not be passed until the student has passed the exam of both modules and recorded the final average.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

Please refer to the pages of the individual modules for a more detailed description.