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Greenberg, S. (1996)
Teaching Human Computer Interaction to Programmers. ACM Interactions, 3(4):62-76. ACM Press, July-August.
Type: Refereed journal.
Earlier version: Report 1996-582-02.
DOI: 10.1145/234813.234820

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Abstract.
Many computer science graduates will likely find themselves developing interfaces in a work culture that has only naive notions of usability engineering. This article describes a course I developed that prepares students for this eventuality by providing them with practical and applicable HCI skills. All course materials are available on the world wide web, and pointers are provided.