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Lecture Advanced Topics of HCI

Lecturer: Prof. Florian Alt
Hours per week: 2 Lecture + 2 Project
ECTS credits: 6 (Lecture + Project)
Module: Vertiefende Themen der Medieninformatik und Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion für Master
Target Group: Medieninformatik (Master), Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion (Master)

  • Dates and Locations
  • News
  • Course Overview
  • Course Material
    • Templates
    • Readings
  • Lecture
  • Projects
    • Presentation Day

Dates and Locations

  • Lecture:
    Date: Wednesday 16-18hMittwoch 16-18h
    Location: Amalienstrasse 73A, Room 211
  • Final Presentation:
    Date: Wednesday 27.07.2016, 13-18h
    Location: Room V U107 im Lehrturm (Prof.-Huber-Pl. 2)
  • Final Paper Submission: 31.08.2016, 23:59

News

  • 27.05.2016: On Wednesday, 1st June, there will be no lecture.
  • 27.04.2016: The excursion to eGymn will take place on Wednesday 4th May 2016.
    Address: Nymphenburger Str. 12 | 80335 Muenchen (U-Bahn Stiglmeierplatz). We will meet at 4:15pm at eGymn or at 3:45 in Amalienstrasse 17 (Chair for Media Informatics).
  • 21.03.2016: Applications for the lecture are possible until 3rd April via UniWorX. Note that the number of participants in this course will be limited to 24.

Course Overview

The course "Advanced Topics in HCI" introduces foundations and current trends from different research areas in Human-Computer Interaction. Topics covered in the course include, but are not limited to, interactive surfaces, usable privacy and security, group mirrors, e-learning, brain-computer interfaces, eye tracking, and interaction with mobile devices (see below for the complete agenda).

The course consists of two parts:

  • Lextures: All lectures will be held by the scientific staff of the LFE Medieninformatik. During these lectures, participants will receive an introduction to active research areas in HCI as well as to ongoing research projects in the department. The lectures also serve as a basis for the adjoint research project.
  • Research Project: Following the lecture, participants will work on scientific projects in groups of two (appr. 2 weeks full time commitment). The scientific staff will provide topics and supervise participants during the project work. All projects include a concept phase as well as an implementation and/or evaluation phase. Projects may also include data analysis. The outcome of each project will be documented in the form of a scientific paper (4 pages in ACM SIGCHI format, excluding references). There will be no regular sessions for the project work - rather participants are expected to meet with their supervisors on a regular basis. All participants are expected to present their projects during a seminar day at the end of the term (15 minutes scientific talk, followed by 5 minutes discussion).

Course Material

Templates

The following templates are to be used for the project.
  • Template for scientific paper: Word, LaTeX
  • Template for scientific presentation: Powerpoint / Keynote

Readings

Participation in the course requires a basic understanding of scientific working. Optimally, students attended the course "Scientific Working and Teaching (SWAL)" .
  • "How to write a scientific paper" (slides from SWAL)
  • "How to give a scientific presentation" (slides from SWAL)
  • "How to review a scientific paper" (slides from SWAL)
  • Oates, Briony J. Researching information systems and computing. Sage, 2005.

Lecture

Date Presenter Topic Slides
13.04.2016 Florian Alt Introduction / Distributing Topics slides
20.04.2016 Mariam Hassib Brain Computer Interfaces & Physiological Sensing slides
27.04.2016 Hanna Schneider Persuasive Technology slides
04.05.2016 Exkursion zu eGym (inkl. Vortrag) 4:15PM Arrival + Welcome
4:25PM eGym presentation (Till Jansen, CFO)
4:40PM HCI Presentation (Gino Gavanis, Soft. Eng.)
5:25PM Open Questions
5:40PM Machine demo (Meike Schmid, Training Manager)
Drinks/Snacks + Networking
slides
11.05.2016 Florian Alt Pervasive Displays - Understanding the Future of Digital Signage slides
18.05.2016 Daniel Buschek Certainly Uncertain but Probably Predictable: Modelling User Behaviour in Mobile HCI slides
25.05.2016 Mohamed Khamis Usable Gaze-based Interaction slides
01.06.2015 Vorlesung entfaellt
08.06.2016 Axel Hösl Through-the-Lens Controls slides
15.06.2016 Sarah Tausch Group Mirrors slides
22.06.2016 Henri Palleis Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces
29.06.2016 Maria Fysaraki Computer-facilitated Collaboration and Argumentation - Combining Learning and HCI Research Topics slides
06.07.2016 Emanuel von Zezschwitz Usable and Secure Authentication on Mobile Phones slides
13.07.2016 Tobias Seitz Usable Security and Privacy - Establishing and Breaking Trust on the Web

Projects

Presentation Day

Time Students Supervisor Topic Paper/Slides
13:00-13:20 Tobias Martin, Stefan Lang, Simon Weiser Bastian Pfleging Context-aware Communication in the Car paper, slides
13:20-13:40 Lisa Simon, Caroline Kaiser, Tim Wiltzius, Larissa Gerling Maria Fysaraki CSCL - Design Challenge paper, slides
13:40-14:00 Sarah Prange, Iris Figalist, Jonas Mattes Daniel Buschek Investigating Hand-Size and Mobile Touch Interactions paper, slides
14:00-14:20 Manuel Hartmann, Samuel Souque, Jakob Pfab Tobias Seitz The Golden Password paper, slides
14:20-14:40 PAUSE
14:40-15:00 Eugenia Kovalevski, Patrick Nagel, Gamze Ulucan Henri Palleis Indirect 2D Touch Panning paper, slides
15:00-15:20 Peter Gleixner, Phillip Hanke, Victoria Mueller Mariam Hassib Heart Rate Augmented Chat paper, slides
15:20-15:40 Alexander Kremer, Mareike Haug, Nawid Sayed Emanuel von Zezschwitz Breaking TouchID - The easy way paper, slides
15:40-16:00 Daniela Becker, Martin Prinz, Oliver Pieper Emanuel von Zezschwitz A Smart Diary Study on Daily Shoulder Surfing Risks paper, slides
16:00-16:20 PAUSE
16:20-16:40 Markus Tessmann, Ludwig Trotter, Christina Dannhart Mohamed Khamis In-the-Wild Evaluation of EyeVote paper, slides
16:40-17:00 Linda Bandelow, Stina Schick, Dario Casadevall Mohamed Khamis Evaluating Multimodal Authentication against multiple attackers paper, slides
17:00-17:20 Valentina Visintini, Yvonne Hoffmann, Julia Vehns Hanna Schneider Analysis of eGymn Training Data paper, slides
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