HCI Lesson 1 - Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction.pdf

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At the end of the lesson, students will be able to: define Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), identify the core focus areas of Human-Computer Interaction, explain User-Centered Design and its importance.

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HCI Lesson 1 - Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction.pdf

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