Although multimedia systems have been in use for two decades, only in recent years has the critical role of good interaction structures and interfaces been recognised. Building effective multimedia systems requires that developers combine the right content with an interface that meets the needs, expectations and characteristics of the target users. Such interfaces must be built with a clear understanding of the established (and evolving) principles of interface design and usability that form the basis of human - computer interaction (HCI). This unit covers the issues, information sources, and methods used in the design, implementation, and evaluation of multimedia user interfaces for ... -- Course Website
Instructor: G Wood-Bradley
Prerequisites: SIT162 or SIT120 or at least 4 SIT coded unit (excluding mathematics units coded SIT19-, SIT29-, SIT39-)
