1. INFO3315 HCI Human-Computer Interaction Introduction
Judy Kay (co-ordinator)
Bob Kummerfeld
Josh Carolan, James Constable, Julia Mitchelmore

2. Preliminary essentials

3. School of Information Technologies
OHS INDUCTION
School of Information Technologies

4. OHS INDUCTION Emergency Procedures & Evacuation
Check for any sign of immediate danger
Shut down equipment
Follow exit signs in orderly fashion, to assembly areas, as indicated by wardens
Do not use lifts
Emergency contact numbers
Dial (from internal phone) and University Security on
First aid kit available in kitchen area adjacent to Lab 110 in SIT Building.

5. OHS INDUCTION General Housekeeping Use of Labs
Keep work area clean and orderly
Remove trip hazards around desk area
No food and drink near machines
No smoking permitted within University buildings
Do not unplug or move equipment without permission

6. OHS INDUCTION WHS Contacts for School of IT
First aid officer in SIT Building is Will Calleja (1West)
Chief fire warden in SIT Building is Greg Ryan (1 East)
Nearest medical facility – University Health Service in Level 3, Wentworth Building
Report incidents to:
Katie Yang (Undergraduate),
Cecille Faraizi (Postgraduate),
Shari Lee (School Manager),

14. Pragmatics http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~info3315 Labs start week 2
Changing labs
Go to the lab you want to attend. If the tutor says there is room, you may swap in.
There may be an additional lab created.

15. The teaching team: lecturers
Judy Kay
Computer Human Adapted Interaction Group
Research: personalisation, surface computing, technology for education, lifelong learning, health and wellness
Room 307, School of IT Building, J12
Phone:
Bob Kummerfeld
Research: architectures for user modelling and pervasive computing systems
Room 310, School of IT Building, J12
Phone:

16. The teaching team: tutors
Josh Carolan
Josh is currently studying Software Engineering  at USyd, he enjoys sports and plays Rugby Union for the Manly Marlins in his spare time.
James Constable
PhD candidate working in the area of Natural Language Processing.
Julia Mitchelmore
Julia is a front-end developer at Razorfish Australia and graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor in Design Computing in She has a background in web development, digital design and user experience. 

17. Textbook Hartson and Pyla Very long and wordy
Designer perspective
Extensive search….
Big book but don’t fear….
Electronic?
Best experience so far on ipad - DL Reader, also tried Bluefire  web version 
Very long and wordy
Do not fear!
Reduces cross referencing
More useful as reference
We focus on HCI broader view (cf. Usability Engineering)
Focus on required readings

18. Class web site http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~info3315 Short tour:
Notes:
Piazza for us to stay in contact, and to hold resources
Weekly required readings
Weekly homework
Builds into the assignments
Groups form in Week 2 lab