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SYS 323

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Human Machine Interface
Credits: 3
Semesters Offered: Fall
Cross-Listed As: None
Prerequisites: SYS 201
Corequisites: None

This is a useful course for Systems Engineering majors.

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From the Undergraduate Record:

This course introduces the fundamentals for the analysis, design and evaluation of human-centered systems. The goal is to promote productive interaction between people and the systems they use. For example, decision support systems can be designed to leverage the strengths of both humans and machines for control of semi-automated processes. Course topics include analysis of human-systems interaction, interface design, usability testing, experimental design, and human-centered lifecycle design. Topics also include a focus on human cognitive and sensory abilities as they impact total system design. The course is practitioner oriented and includes a semester-long group project.


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Systems and Information Engineering Courses
SYS 202 - SYS 204 - SYS 234 - SYS 257 - SYS 321 - SYS 323 - SYS 334 - SYS 355 - SYS 360 - SYS 362 - SYS 421 - SYS 444 - SYS 453 - SYS 454 - SYS 455 - SYS 532V - SYS 534V - SYS 544 -
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