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SoSe 2024

HCI Theory and Research Methods - Einzelansicht

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Grunddaten
Veranstaltungsart Vorlesung SWS 3
Veranstaltungsnummer 4345590 Max. Teilnehmer/-innen
Semester SoSe 2020 Zugeordnetes Modul
Erwartete Teilnehmer/-innen
Rhythmus einmalig
Hyperlink  
Weitere Links http://www.uni-weimar.de/de/medien/professuren/human-computer-interaction/lehre/
Sprache englisch
Termine Gruppe: [unbenannt]
  Tag Zeit Rhythmus Dauer Raum Raum-
plan
Lehrperson Bemerkung fällt aus am Max. Teilnehmer/-innen
Einzeltermine anzeigen
Di. 11:00 bis 12:30 wöch. von 05.05.2020  Bauhausstraße 11 - Seminarraum 015  

Vorlesung / lecture


 - taught online -

 
Einzeltermine anzeigen
Mi. 11:00 bis 12:30 wöch. von 06.05.2020  Bauhausstraße 11 - Seminarraum 015  

Übung / exercise


 - taught online -

 
Gruppe [unbenannt]:
 
 


Zugeordnete Person
Zugeordnete Person Zuständigkeit
Hornecker, Eva, Prof., Dr.-Ing.
Studiengänge
Abschluss Studiengang Semester Leistungspunkte
Master Computer Science and Media (M.Sc.), PV 11 - 4,5
Master Human-Computer Interaction (M.Sc.), PV14 - 4,5
Master Human-Computer Interaction (M.Sc.), PV17 - 4,5
Master Human-Computer Interaction (M.Sc.), PV15 - 4,5
Master Computer Science for Digital Media (M.Sc.), PV 18 - 4,5
Master Human-Computer Interaction (M.Sc.), PV19 - 6
Master Computer Science for Digital Media (M.Sc.), PV 17 - 4,5
Zuordnung zu Einrichtungen
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
Fakultät Medien
Inhalt
Beschreibung

Advanced Human-Computer Interaction: HCI Forschungsmethoden und Theorie(n)

 

engl. Beschreibung/ Kurzkommentar

The course will introduce students to the different types of research methods commonly used within HCI research in order to study and understand people, from quantitative experimental studies to qualitative research methods and mixed method strategies, and will present example case studies illustrating the use of these methods. The focus of this course lies on qualitative methods (e.g. interviews and observation) and qualitative data analysis (that is, approaches which do not rely on statistical analysis). You will gain practical experience in utilizing a selection of these methods through practical assignments and mini-projects, and will work with the research literature.

The course will furthermore provide an overview of how the role of theory in HCI has expanded from the early days of human factors and mathematical modelling of behaviour to include explanatory and generative theories, which reflect influences from fields such as design, sociology, and ethnography.


Successful students should be able to
-    appreciate the diversity of research methods and relate them to research paradigms and theory
-    select research methods appropriate to the domain and research question, based on an understanding of the characteristics, strengths and
     weaknesses, and practical demands of methods  
-    utilize a range of HCI research methods and approaches to investigate a research question  
-    report and present user studies and findings properly
-    relate the role of theory in HCI to the expanding range of methodical approaches utilized for HCI research

Due to the current situation, the course will be taught online, with a Moodle page as main entry point where you find all further details and access to contents and sessions. Please prepare for a mix of synchronous teaching (where you need to be online at specific times) and asynchronous delivery.

We will start with recorded lectures, but might switch to live-lectures (if this proves to work out). We plan to run the practical sessions in real-time via University online platforms. We also plan a half-hour real-time check-in session per week for discussion and questions. Provided in-person teaching may be allowed again, we may do a few in-presence sessions later in the semester, if this does not leave out any of the participants.

Students need to organize themselves into small groups for assignments and should thus be able to communicate, at least remotely, with each other.

Literatur

Main texts (in excerpts):

Lazar et al. Research Methods in Human-Computer Interaction

Cairns & Cox. Research Methods for Human-Computer Interaction. Cambridge Univ Press

Yvonne Rogers, HCI Theory. Morgan & Claypool

 

Additional readings:

Andy Field and Graham Hole. How to Design and Report Experiments. Sage

Uwe Flick. Introduction to Qualitative research. Sage 2014

 

Leistungsnachweis

Via practical assignments, this includes four pieces of group work and one individual assignment.

M.Sc. HCI students on the new MdU_29_2019 regulations, who require 6 ECTS need to do a number of (smaller) individual tasks on top of the above at their own pace over the course of the semester. They can choose these from a set of tasks we provide.

Zielgruppe

Master HCI, Master Computer Science and Media, CS for Digital Media


Strukturbaum
Keine Einordnung ins Vorlesungsverzeichnis vorhanden. Veranstaltung ist aus dem Semester SoSe 2020 , Aktuelles Semester: SoSe 2024

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