PSYC 3950

Cognitive ergonomics focuses on how mental processes such as cognition, perception, affect, and motor responses impact people’s interactions with systems, and is concerned with optimizing human performance and well-being. Students learn about topics such as mental workload, mental models, decision-making, errors, performance, interface design, and human-computer interactions. They also explore the various contexts for application, including home, workplaces, and public spaces. Students learn through case studies, group discussions, experiential learning activities, and various applied learning projects. Note: This is a seminar course.