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University of California San Diego

Input and Interaction

In this course, you will learn relevant fundamentals of human motor performance, perception, and cognition that inform effective interaction design. You will use these models of how people work to design more effective input and interaction techniques. You’ll apply these to both traditional graphic and gestural interfaces.

Status: Peripheral Devices
Status: Human Machine Interfaces
Course9 hours

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LS

Reviewed Feb 17, 2016

This is a great course, the final questions had me a bit confused BUT if you read carefully (not dyslexically like me) no problem.

HR

Reviewed Jun 6, 2017

Great instructor, amazingly explained with useful and practical assignments!

CL

Reviewed Jul 10, 2020

This class was fun and had a lot of great information for someone new to UX.

WC

Reviewed Jul 15, 2019

I like the concrete aspects of this course, and the last project about prototyping was quite fun!

DS

Reviewed Jul 5, 2017

Interview with Don Norman was very interesting and really learnt new thing about the Gesture Principle.

LN

Reviewed Feb 5, 2016

There could have been more content and the course been more challenging, otherwise loved it!

DD

Reviewed Apr 6, 2019

Really really really tough!! You need to help those who are bad at math in this!

EM

Reviewed Dec 1, 2015

This course offers you a great opportunity to get a fresh sight on many things we see and do every day. Practical assignments are super fun!

EB

Reviewed Aug 26, 2017

The final quiz was tough, I feel like there was disconnect between the material that was taught and the questions that were asked.

DD

Reviewed Sep 23, 2018

Informative - learned important new concepts that will improve my design of elearning interfaces.

GC

Reviewed Apr 17, 2019

Very interesting course. Some content in this course are far more than UX design I learnt during my undergraduate studies.

NW

Reviewed Feb 21, 2017

a very interesting course for anyone who enjoys simple easy to use systems and tools themselves. The last assignment was a great example of the practical applicability of this course

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