Teaching

The members of the Inter­active Systems re­search group regu­larly offer courses, sem­i­nars, and lec­­tures in­cluded in the Bachelor’s degree pro­grams Applied Infor­matics and Infor­mation Ma­na­ge­ment and in the Master’s de­gree pro­­grams In­for­ma­tics, In­for­ma­tion Ma­n­a­ge­ment, and Media and Con­­ver­­gence Man­­age­­ment. Most of the cour­ses, sem­i­nars, and lec­­tures we teach are re­lated to in­ter­­ac­tive sys­tems, human-computer in­ter­ac­tion, and usa­bi­lity.

We are responsible for the courses offered in the specialization branch Interactive Systems of the Applied Informatics Bachelor’s pro­gram and in the spec­i­ali­zation branch Human-Computer In­ter­ac­tion of the In­for­ma­tics Master’s pro­gram. We also teach and su­per­vise PhD stu­dents in the Doc­toral Pro­gram In­for­ma­tics.

Further information about our current teaching activities are listed below. For more details about our Bachelor’s specialization Interactive Systems and for in­for­ma­tion about open Bachelor’s thesis pro­j­ects, please visit our page about our Bachelor’s spec­i­ali­zation. For more details about our Master’s specialization Human-Computer In­ter­­ac­­tion and for in­for­ma­tion about open Master’s thesis pro­j­ects, please visit our page about our Master’s spec­i­ali­zation.