COMP1649 Marking Scheme and Rubric - 2023-2024
COMP1649 Marking Scheme and Rubric - 2023-2024
Report
Professional writing style, English language proficiency, writing with appropriate level
of detail, professional report formatting, sufficient and appropriate referencing in 4
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Harvard style of academic sources (e.g. journal papers, conference papers, academic
books) throughout the report.
A review of relevant and appropriate HCI background literature written in your own
words and appropriately referenced, to inform the design of the product and to
generate requirements. The relevant background research (e.g. related work, HCI
literature in relation to the product’s context, interaction design theory, cognitive 20 5
psychology etc.) should support generating requirements for the proposed solution. It
should be made clear which academic sources have been used and how they were
retrieved.
A detailed proposal for an empirical HCI research study that uses your interactive
prototype. In this proposal, you need to describe and justify the details for a research
study including the research question(s) or hypothesis that your research study
attempts to investigate, who the participants of your study will be, how the study will 20 7
be run, the data collection, and how you will analyse the data. You do not need to run
the study but you need to create all necessary material and documentation that are
required for a usability expert to run the study.
A conclusion providing critical reflections on the limitations of the work that has been
carried out and a discussion of potential future work if the project would be
developed further. The conclusion needs to go beyond repeating what has been said 10 7
elsewhere and show a clear vision in the context of HCI of what the next steps for
such a project would be.
Mid-fidelity prototype 0
Clear links between the coursework report and the prototype with design decisions
explicitly documented and justified in the report. There is evidence of the effective
and successful application of HCI theory and design principles to create a prototype
that can be used to test core assumptions of your design and that is suitable for 30 23
researchers and designers to test and evaluate the product. The implementation of
design research, theory, and principles is evident in both the report and the
prototype.
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