Term 4, 2005
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In
this class, you are going to be learning about how to design the human/computer
interface. We will be using Power Point and Visual Basic/C++ to create
user prototypes.
Don't even think about taking this class unless you have taken IFSM 300 or IFSM 201. I would also suggest that you take CMIS 102, since we will be dealing with programming design, implementation and concepts. NEWS Photo
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| Certification |
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| Mailing
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I
have set up a mailing list for all the students in the class. We
can use this list to discuss class topics, assignments, problems, tips,
etc... I require all the students to sign up for this list.
Note: It is best if you cut and paste this information. You are sending email to an automated program, not a person. Follow the directons exactly, and you will be added to the list. Remember, everyone can read
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| Class
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You
should download and read the lecture notes before class. The lecture
notes are in PDF format, you might have to download a reader
for your machine. Note: You need Version 7.0 or better. You
should visit the websites, and download the programs and run them (many
of them are already installed in the lab.)
Note: Do not
print any of this information in the UMAD computer lab. Also, the
lecture notes may not be complete, and should not serve as a substitute
for attending class.
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| Presentations
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Experiments
MUST be approved at least 1 class meeting before the actual experiment.
Once an experiment has been approved, it can not be changed. There
can be no duplicate experiments. Experiments are approved on a first come,
first served basis.
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| Projects |
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Projects were assigned at random. I want you to start designing, researching, and prototyping. I would like to see some low fidelity prototypes within a week. You should consider the project confidential material, and you should not let someone outside of your group see any of your designs and drawings. Imagine that you are competing against them for a contract. During the last week of class, you will demostrate a functional prototype developed in Visual BASIC. | |
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| Trivia
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Just
for Fun!
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but any and all class related message need to be sent to the mailing list.