Designing Interactions
Students learn how to understand, conceptualize and model human behavior as well as design interactions with computing systems within diverse social contexts. These socio-technical systems include emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, extended reality or robotics and give rise to questions about human experience, meaning-making, behavior change and broader societal impacts. A wide range of qualitative and quantitative methods will be covered including computational methods to analyze and model human behavior on individual and group levels. In a design studio, students will then learn how to translate contextual understanding and create and evaluate computational artifacts.
Facts & Figures
* mandatory student council contribution (ÖH): €25.20/sem
*tuition fee after 4+2 tolerance sem: €600/sem
*Your intake semester will depend on how many spots are available and how quickly you receive a residence permit for Austria. The Program Committee reserves the right to offer admission to either intake semester at its discretion.
© IT:U“Explore possible technological futures, designing meaningful interactions with computational artefacts.”Christopher Frauenberger, Professor of Human-Computer Interaction