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This website contains the material and content of the lectures Human-Computer Interaction, Human-Machine Interaction, and Usability Engineering at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. The content is largely based on the material provided at hci-lecture.org. To display the PowerPoint slides correctly, please download the Roboto font from Google. The content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Slides for the lecture units of the HCI course.
Course and semester specific introduction, group forming, and exercise overview.
How users see an interface, user needs, human-centered design, task and user analysis.
Pointing, text entry, gestures, eye-tracking, physiological sensing, displays, audio, printers.
Principles to support usability, the Eight Golden Rules, heuristics, and usability guidelines.
Slides and workshop material for research projects in HCI.
Presentation template.
Why and how to work empirically in HCI, qualitative and quantitative measures, and study designs.
Searching and summarizing scientific papers in HCI.
Basics of scientific writing including writing with generative AI, LaTeX, and other tools.
Overleaf workshop based on the ACM two-column master template.
R workshop with data and code files for one- and three-factor ANOVA.