Interactive Media / Exercise 1

Course title

6M224100

Course content

As the forms of computers continue to diversify, interactive media and interactive systems are rapidly evolving, making it critically important to understand input/output devices and interaction mechanisms. This research focuses on interactive media, mainly from the perspectives of virtual reality and human-computer interaction, and explores themes such as new designs, mechanisms, implementations, prototyping, and evaluation experiments.

Goals and objectives

Acquire specialized knowledge and experience in interactive media and be able to explain them in your own words.
Identify problems related to interactive systems and virtual reality, and consider possible solutions.
Build a working demo system and examine the usefulness of the designed interactive system.
Design and conduct experiments involving human participants, and validate the effects through statistical analysis.

Language

Japanese(English accepted)

Class schedule

Defining the research domain
Investigating key literature and societal trends within the field
Exploring research themes
Designing the system
Implementing the system
Evaluating the system
Considering the utility and potential applications of the system

Evaluation method and criteria

Research output (in-campus or off-campus presentations): 80%
Engagement and attitude toward research: 20%

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