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    <title>CSC102 Boards</title>
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<a href="index.html"> Home </a>
</br> <a href="boards.html">Boards</a>
</br> <a href="game.html">Game</a>
</br> <a href="palindrome.html">Palindrome</a>
</br> <a href="basics.html">Basics</a>
</br> <a href="strings.html">Strings</a>
</br> <a href="w11sound.html">Sound</a>
</br> <a href="w13table_html.html">Table</a>
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    <h1>Welcome to My website</h1>


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    HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION DEGREE OBJECTIVES
    1. Articulate and apply concepts during the creation of human computer interactions that incorporate effective and aesthetic
    design concepts appropriately.
    2. Evaluate the impact of new and emerging technology trends on human computer interactions and the user experience.
    3. Be capable of evaluating a proposed HCI technology in terms of its application, platform and purpose. Translate this
    evaluation into an effective user experience and informed human-computer interaction design.
    4. Analyze human factors such as cognition, use patterns and demographics and apply this analysis to the development of
    effective human computer interactions.
    5. Evaluate HCI design options in terms of their cost to produce and against perceived benefit by the user.
    6. Prototype and produce innovative interfaces or interactions for at least two of the following: web, PC, mobile, handheld or
    next generation platforms, including all production materials required in a complete pipeline using industry-standard
    tools, software and production process

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    David Shamas </br>
    University of Advancing Technology </br>
    2625 W Baseline Rd. </br>
    Tempe, AZ 85283</br>
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