Courses

This course presents methods and techniques for designing efficient, user-friendly user interfaces. Focuses on software development (GUI toolkits, Web interfaces, Statecharts, MVC, multi-threading) and on human factors (user-centered design, evaluation, ergonomics, empirical laws and models). Also presents novel emerging techniques

This course presents methods and techniques for developing dynamic, modern, robust, safe websites. Topics: Internet and the Web, basic Web languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), rich dynamic content, server-side programming and frameworks, client-side and AJAX frameworks, website security.

This UE presents an introduction to Augmented/Virtual and Mixed Reality challenges from an Human-Computer Interaction Perspective. The class covers an introduction to fundamental concepts of AR/VR/MR and presents methods and techniques allowing to design and implement interactive applications. The class is accompanied by a practical hands-on implementation and evaluation of a Virtual Reality application developed in Unity3D. The class covers the following topics: History of AR/VR, Current technology enabling AR/VR and Human Perception, Challenge of Input, Challenge of Haptics, Interaction Design for AR/VR, Application Scenarios for AR/VR, Current Research Problems and Challenges from CHI, UIST, IEEE VR, ISMAR, SIGGRAPH.

Michel Beaudouin-Lafon Interaction styles, basic elements of psychology and software engineering for HCI, in-depth analysis of graphical interaction,post-WIMP interaction techniques, conceptual modeling, theories and models for HCI.

This course presents tools for developing 2D interactive applications: Qt GUI toolkit (in C++), Android user interfaces on mobile devices, Web interface basics.See also: TP-INF203 (Web development), TP-INF224 (Programming), TP-IGR203.