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Interface Design Education
LIS450IIL Interfaces to Information Systems (2004)
Graduate School of Library & Information Sciences,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This online graduate course is intended to introduce you to the principles
and theories behind professional user interface design. Activities include
stepping through the complete design process for a Web-based information
resource, participating in multiple “reviews” of existing
interface designs, and exploring specific interface design issues in
depth.
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LIS220 The Design of Usable Information Interfaces
(2003)
Graduate School of Library & Information Sciences,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This undergradute course examines issues of human-computer interaction
and the design of better computer interfaces. Students review interfaces
to a number of different information systems to gain an understanding
of the challenges and trade-offs in good design. The course involves
practical interdisciplinary team work in designing, testing, and improving
interfaces.
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LIS450II Interfaces to Information Systems (2003)
Graduate School of Library & Information Sciences,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This graduate course is intended to introduce you to the principles
and theories behind professional user interface design. Activities include
stepping through the complete design process for a Web-based information
resource, participating in multiple “reviews” of existing
interface designs, and exploring specific interface design issues in
depth.
Course Overview
Assignments
Schedule
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