Cognitive perspectives on human-technology interaction
About
The course addresses basic concepts in human-technology interaction. Concepts and principles of the analysis of cognitive aspects of human-technology interaction are taken up as well as cognitive aspects of human-technology interaction in design of artifacts,technology and systems. Furthermore, dynamic, user adapted intelligent interfaces based on a cognitive-scientific perspective are treated. All this in relation to the sustainable development goals of the United Nations.
The course is divided into three modules:
- Cognitive Perspectives on Human-Technology Interaction
Module 1 focuses on concepts and principles of the analysis of artifacts and interface,based on cognitive aspects on human-technology interaction. - Challenges of the Global Society
Module 2 deals with how it is possible to design for the challenges of the global society. - Project in Human-Technology Interaction
In module 3 a project work, that includes an empirical study of human-technology interaction and proposals for improvements of design based on cognitive principles,is carried out.
This course is open to
This course is open to exchange students at the Department of Applied IT, the Department of computer science and Engineering, and exchange students at university-wide agreements.
In order to apply for this course you must have successfully completed basic courses in Cognitive Science (7,5 credits), Cognitive Psychology (7,5 credits), and Programming (7,5 credits).
Please contact your international coordinator at the University of Gothenburg if you need to know more.
English proficiency
For information regarding English proficiency requirements for exchange students please contact your international coordinator at the University of Gothenburg.
Application
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