Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) focuses on the models, theories and practical insights of human-human interaction, human-computer interaction, human factors in systems design and development. This area also addresses on world issues on the interaction of technology and its capacity to identify the needs of specific user groups such as the elderly, the disabled and children other than general users. The core areas include design methodologies (e.g. user-centered design, activity theory, design principle and guidelines, software engineering methods); usability studies and evaluation (e.g. usability metrics; web usability); user experience (e.g. human psychology and behaviour involving issues like cognitive psychology, user engagement, accesibiliy and enjoyability); social interaction design (e.g. computer supported collaborative work); ubiquitous computing (e.g. haptic interaction, wearable computing, mixed reality); innovative learning (e.g. mobile learning, active learning, blended learning); multimodal interaction (e.g. data handling or exchange, tangible interfaces, gesture and sign languages in interaction, gaze/eye-movement interaction); interactive technology especially on interactive multimedia (e.g. tabletops and interactive surfaces, tablets, smart devices); web hypermedia technology and applications (e.g. web personalization, user profiling and modeling, navigation and hyperlink, web interaction design); ethics and safety issues in HCI (Click Here)

 

Group Members:

No.

Name

Expertise

1.

Dr. Azrul Hazri Jantan (Head)
azrulhazri@upm.edu.my

  • User Experience and Interactive Learning
  • Web/Mobile Design and Development
  • User Profile / Personalization

2.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lili Nurliyana Abdullah liyana@upm.edu.my

  • Multimedia application and technologies
  • Multimedia computing
  • Multimodal Interactive Technologies

3.

Dr. Azrina Kamaruddin azrina@upm.edu.my

  • User-Centered Design for Millennial and Elderly
  • User Experience in Learning
  • Technology for Vision Impairment People

4.

Dr. Noris Mohd Norowi 
noris@upm.edu.my 

  • Multimodal Interactive Technologies
  • Computer Music Technology
  • Audio/Sound Cognition