HTI 490 - Capstone Preparation

A customized course for preparation and development of the capstone project for the major in Interdisciplinary Studies in Multimodal Interaction. HTI 490 may be taken for a maximum of 9 credits. Capstone project completion occurs in HTI 499. HTI 490 (I) involves development of the capstone project, immersion in the literature of the topic being studies (including a literature review), and creation of a project abstract and proposal. HIT 490 (II) involves design and modeling of the student’s project. The focus is on the early stages of project work and development. HTI 490 (III) is intended as advanced research and development of the student’s project, and its focus is on the later stages of project work, data acquisition, programming, evaluation of work products, and the like. HTI 499 is devoted to documenting in a white paper or draft manuscript suitable for submission for publication the results of the student’s project.

Course Note: To satisfy the Capstone Experience for the Interdisciplinary Studies in Multimodal Interaction major, students must complete 9 credits of HTI 490 and 6 credits of HTI 499.

Core Curriculum/Core Requirements: Capstone

Prerequisites: Students accepted into the major in the Interdisciplinary Studies in Multimodal Interaction.

Course Typically Offered: Fall and Spring

Credits: 3-6