Module 25022 (2012)
Module Description - Research Topics in HCI
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| Module Title | Research Topics in HCI | ||||||||
| School | Computer Science | ||||||||
| Module Code | 06-25022 | ||||||||
| Descriptor | COMP/06-25022/LM | ||||||||
| Member of Staff | Bob Hendley | ||||||||
| Level | M | ||||||||
| Credits | 10 | ||||||||
| Semester | 2 | ||||||||
| Pre-requisites | None | ||||||||
| Co-requisites | 06-25020 (Advanced Human Computer Interaction) or equivalent. | ||||||||
| Restrictions | None | ||||||||
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| Delivery | Up to 3 contact hours/week to a maximum of 15 hours over the course of the term consisting of initial lectures, tutorials, group discussions, class presentations. Directed reading. | ||||||||
| Description | This module supports students in studying current research within the HCI discipline. Several themes will be led by the different academic staff involved. Students will be given an initial set of key papers and guided in their research and analysis of the area selected. Each student will deliver a report on their analysis of the current state of the art in their area and also be expected to highlight open research questions. They will also present this work orally to the group. | ||||||||
| Outcomes |
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| Assessment | Sessional: Coursework (100%) Supplementary (where allowed): Coursework (100%) undertaken over the summer | ||||||||
| Texts | , Each student will be given an initial set of key papers. This will vary with the topic being studied. , |