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A background in Computer Science is not required to take this course,
although the class size is restricted and there are a limited number of
positions available for non-CS students. Students require:
1. Graduate standing, with an undergraduate course in Human-Computer Interaction (comparable to
CS344 or
CS444)
or permission of the instructor.
- OR - 2. Undergraduate standing, with
CS344 or
CS444, and permission of the
instructor and satisfaction of
FOGS
requirements for undergraduates registering in graduate courses.
Follow the
procedure for undergraduates.
The most important prerequisite for this course is an ability to write,
speak, and understand English.
Additional Information:
This course is often oversubscribed. Graduate students who satisfy the pre-requisites, or who require this course for
their graduate research (including those participating in the
MAGIC HCI Specialization in HCI),
will be given priority. As such, a student who is registered but who does not
have priority, may be asked to de-register if there is insufficient space.
Graduate students from departments other than Computer Science can register
in the course. See the
UBC CPSC 544 calendar entry for details on which departments are eligible.
When those slots are full, or for students from all other departments, an
Add/Drop form is required.
Follow the
procedure for graduate students from other departments.
These students will be admitted on a space-available basis during the first week of
classes.
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