Advanced Seminar Usability of Information Systems (HS UVIS)
Table of contents
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SWS |
0 / 2 / 0 (Lectures / Exercises / Practical Part) |
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Availability |
Summer Term |
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Programme |
Media Computer Science / Computer Science / Information System Technology |
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Subject |
Basic Studies |
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Modules |
Bachelor Computer Science: |
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Lecturer |
Prof. Gerhard Weber, Dr.-Ing. Claudia Loitsch |
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Contact Person |
Chair Secretary |
| Enrollment | required, via OPAL (see course link below) |
Contents
The goal of this advanced seminar is to train your skills on academic work methodologies. Therefore, each participant has to do intense research on one specific topic. Some literature that supports finding an appropriate starting point is provided by the supervisor of each topic. Additionally, you will find some useful material on OPAL within the provided eLearning course. Furthermore, we offer workshops/trainings to strengthen your academic writing, research and presentation skills on some of the seminar dates.
Each participant will prepare a written research paper as well as a final presentation. You are allowed to prepare with in German as well as in English. To simulate a research submission scenario, the participants will create reviews for the other students’ papers.
If you wish to publish the papers, we can will create seminar proceedings.
Place and Time
2024
- Time: Thursday, 2nd DS 09:20 - 10:50
- Room: APB/E001/U
- First Seminar: 10.04.2025
Course Material
- UVIS Course on OPAL (Summer Term 2025) (enrolment open from 24.03.2025)
Exam Registration
Please mind the regulations given by your examination office. Regarding the Computer Science Examination Office please use the online assistant for submitting your exam registration.
Online Assistant for Exam Registration
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Information about mental health The vocational training or qualification phase during the transition from school to later working life is a crucial and sensitive period. Therefore, pay attention to your mental health, especially in challenging situations such as exam periods or approaching deadlines. As a starting point, please feel free to use our resources on mental health (Mental Health First Aid, MHFA) available in OPAL. |
Topics
- Human-Robot Interaction
- Voice Interaction and Voice Assistants
- Accessibility by Means of Adaptivity
- User Requirements and User Modelling
- Tactile Maps
- Visualisation on Information Graphics and Charts
- Accessible eLearning
- Brain Interfaces
For any further questions regarding the named topics please contact your respective supervisor who you will get to know on the first seminar date.