|
Readings in HCI |
||
| A fair amount of my
time this summer involved reading about HCI - an area I was pretty much
unfamiliar with before starting. I took part in the Ph.D. students'
prelim reading group (the Ph.D. students have to read approximately 40
articles for an oral exam). The reading list is a comprehensive
collection of key HCI articles and themes. To access the list go to:
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jmankoff/hci-prelim-syllabus.html I also read, as needed and of interest, selections from the Berkeley CS 160: User Interface Design, Prototyping, and Evaluation. The course was taught by Prof. James Landay in Spring 2002, and its reading list can be found at: http://guir.berkeley.edu/courses/cs160/spring2002/index.html The CS 160 will be taught by my mentor Prof. Jen Mankoff in the Fall of 2002. I also searched and accessed articles through the Digital Library of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) . To access the articles, either you or your institution must buy a subscription to the ACM. Comments and analysis of specific readings can be found in my journal entries. |