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Start-up meeting

master program HTI

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Jaap Ham [email protected] Martijn Willemsen [email protected] Wil Kuijpers [email protected]

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Introduction meeting

Today:

Thursday (September 3) 16.00: Drinks at

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Introduction meeting

Tuesday September 1:

Thursday September 3, 16.00: Drinks at

Intermate (meet all HTI students!!)

From To Topic Room Presenter

08.45 09.30 Info about the MA program HTI Jaap Ham

09.45 10.30

Info about the mentor system, and

mentors Jaap Ham

10.45 11.30 Lab demos IPO Labs

11.45 12.30 Lab demos IPO Labs

12.30 13.30 Lunch (lab hallway) with HTI Staff

Lab hallway

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Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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Content

All information online:

The HTI-MA digital study guide:

http://educationguide.tue.nl/programs/graduat

e-school/masters-programs/human-technology-interaction/

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Training to become

an HTI Engineer

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Human-Technology Interaction Master Program

Linked-in HTI Students and Alumni group:

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https://www.linkedin.com/groups/HTI-Master-Students-Alumni-Career opportunities for a

master in HTI

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Career opportunities as a master in HTI

Linked-in HTI Students and Alumni group:

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https://www.linkedin.com/groups/HTI-Master-Students-Alumni-Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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The master program HTI

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Advancing to being a master in Human-Technology Interaction:

Advanced technology-oriented courses (min. 15 ects)

Advanced HTI courses

Mandatory HTI courses (e.g., UX design, research project,

advanced data analysis)

A very large choice of advanced HTI courses (e.g.,

Human-Robot Interaction, Cognitive engineering)

Building on the basis of PT (or comparable)

Become an HTI engineer

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A coherent set of engineering courses in one of the following domains (or otherwise):

office environments, homes, urban environment, public transport systems, road lighting

Built Environment

novel energy technology, co2 storage, energy efficiency

Sustainable Energy

recommender systems, affective computing, digital gaming, virtual reality, mobile communication

ICT

Actuators, control systems, system dynamics, plastics material, batteries

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C. Electives / Homologation … E. Graduation project D. International semester B. Specialization electives

B1. HTI core electives (Advanced cognition, Advanced social psychology, Advanced perception, Cognitive engineering) B2. HTI electives (e.g., Human-robot interaction, Online behavior) A. Mandatory HTI courses Overview HTI, UX design, Research project, Advanced data analysis

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MA-HTI 2.0

15 >= 15

A B C D E

Total study load 25 35 15 15 30 120 A. Mandatory courses 25 B. Specialization Electives 35 C. Electives / homologation 15

(<= 30 ECTS) (>= 15 ECTS)

B1 Choose >= 2 from below 10

Overview HTI 5 Advanced Cognition 5 UX Design

(Design Track A) 5 Advanced Social Psychology 5 10 Advanced Perception 5 Cognitive Engineering 5 Advanced Data Analysis 5

B2 Choose >= 3 from B1 or B2 25 Inflow from non-P&T BA programs: Social Networking 5

Psychology of Light and Time 5 a. Methods & Statistics (>= 15 ECTS) Sound Perception 5 b. one of the HTI coherent packages (15 ECTS) Communication Analysis 5 The Quantified Self 5 Environmental Psychology 5 Online Behavior 5 Super Crunchers 5 Human Robot Interaction 5 Professional experience:

5

E. Graduation project (30 ECTS) 30

Master HTI (starting sept 2015)

Research project

(Design Track B + Research project)

D. International Semester ( >= 15 ECTS)

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A. Mandatory courses (25 ECTS)

B. Specialization Electives (25-35 ECTS)

B1: Core choice package (10 ECTS)

B2: Core specialization (15-25 ECTS, min 3 courses)

C. Electives / Homologation (<= 15 ECTS)

D. International semester (>= 15 ECTS)

E. Graduation project (30 ECTS)

=> 15 ECTS engineering courses (in B2/C/D)

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A. Mandatory courses (25 ECTS)

A. Mandatory courses 25 (<= 30 ECTS) Overview HTI 5 UX Design (Design Track A) 5 10

Advanced Data Analysis 5

Research project (Design Track B + Research project)

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B. Specialization electives (35 ECTS)

B. Specialization Electives (35 ECTS)

B1: Core choice package (10 ECTS)

B2: Core specialization (15-25 ECTS)

• Min. 3 courses required, 5 possible if technology courses / electives are planned in the

next year (possibly abroad)

B. Specialization Electives 35 B1 Choose >= 2 from below 10 Advanced Cognition 5 Advanced Social Psychology 5 Advanced Perception 5 Cognitive Engineering 5 B2 Choose >= 3 from B1 or B2 25

Social Networking 5 Psychology of Light and Time 5 Sound Perception 5 Communication Analysis 5 The Quantified Self 5 Environmental Psychology 5 Online Behavior 5 Super Crunchers 5 Human Robot Interaction 5 Professional experience:

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Specialization Electives

Core Choice Package

Professional Experience

Research • Design

• Business

Advanced HTI courses

The network society

Sound perception

Communication Analysis

Psychology of Light and time

Professional experience

Social media & life online.

Quant. Self in health

Super Crunchers

environmental Psychology

Human Robot interaction

Core choice package BSc learning line

Advanced Cognition

Cognition and Social Interaction

Advanced Social Psychology

Advanced

Perception Brain Perception Action

Advanced Cognitive Engineering

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C. Electives

C. Electives / homologation 15

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D/E International and Graduation

15 E. Graduation project (30 ECTS) 30

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MA-HTI 2.0

15 >= 15

A B C D E

Total study load 25 35 15 15 30 120 A. Mandatory courses 25 B. Specialization Electives 35 C. Electives / homologation 15

(<= 30 ECTS) (>= 15 ECTS)

B1 Choose >= 2 from below 10

Overview HTI 5 Advanced Cognition 5 UX Design

(Design Track A) 5 Advanced Social Psychology 5 10 Advanced Perception 5 Cognitive Engineering 5 Advanced Data Analysis 5

B2 Choose >= 3 from B1 or B2 25 Inflow from non-P&T BA programs: Social Networking 5

Psychology of Light and Time 5 a. Methods & Statistics (>= 15 ECTS) Sound Perception 5 b. one of the HTI coherent packages (15 ECTS) Communication Analysis 5 The Quantified Self 5 Environmental Psychology 5 Online Behavior 5 Super Crunchers 5

E. Graduation project (30 ECTS) 30

Master HTI (starting sept 2015)

Research project

(Design Track B + Research project)

D. International Semester ( >= 15 ECTS)

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Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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The master program HTI

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Schedule start September 2015

Quartile 1 Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Quartile 4

1styear

0HM100 Overview HTI (B) 0HM130 Advanced Cognition (E)

Martijn Willemsen Daniel Lakens

0HM110 UX Design (D) 0HM140 Advanced Perception (A) 0HM150 Advanced Cognitive Engineering (B) 0HM160 Advanced Social Psychology (D)

Wijnand Ijsselstein Armin Kohlrausch Wijnand Ijsselstein Jaap Ham

0HM120 Advanced Data Analysis (E)

Antal Haans

2nd year

HTI 2015-2016

0HM170 HTI Research project (D)

Karin Smolders

Graduation Project

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Schedule start Jan 2016

Quartile 1 Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Quartile 4

1styear

0HM100 Overview HTI (B) 0HM130 Advanced Cognition (E)

Martijn Willemsen Daniel Lakens

0HM110 UX Design (D) 0HM140 Advanced Perception (A) 0HM150 Advanced Cognitive Engineering (B) 0HM160 Advanced Social Psychology (D)

Wijnand Ijsselstein Armin Kohlrausch Wijnand Ijsselstein Jaap Ham

0HM120 Advanced Data Analysis (E)

Antal Haans

Core specialization

0HM200 Psychology of Light and Time (C) 0HM240 The Quantified Self in Health (C) 0HM260 Environmental Psychology (C)

Yvonne de Kort and Karin Smolders Femke Beute Antal Haans

0HM210 Communication Analysis (B) 0HM250 Online Behavior (D) 0HM270 Super Crunchers (B)

Paul de Greef Uwe Matzat Chris Snijders

0HM220 Social Networking (D) 0HM280 Human Robot Interaction (E)

Gerrit Rooks Raymond Cuijpers

0HM230 Sound Perception (C)

Dik Hermes

Professional Experience (in Q2, Q3, Q4)

Jaap Ham

HTI 2015-2016

0HM170 HTI Research project (D)

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Schedule Sept International (BPA)

Quartile 1 Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Quartile 4

1styear

0HM100 Overview HTI (B) 0HV50 Behavioral Research Methods (D) 0HM150 Advanced Cognitive Engineering (B)

Martijn Willemsen Chris Snijders Wijnand Ijsselstein

0HM110 UX Design (D) 0HV100 Human Factors (C) 0HV20 Perception and Motor Control (D) 0HV40 Brain Body Behavior (C)

Wijnand Ijsselstein

2DD20 Pre-master statistics (A)

(or alternative)

2nd year

0HM120 Advanced Data Analysis (E) 0HM140 Advanced Perception (A)

Antal Haans Armin Kohlrausch

HTI 2015-2016 -- For international students (BPA package)

0HM170 HTI Research project (A)

Graduation Project

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Schedule Sept International (CSI)

Quartile 1 Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Quartile 4

1styear

0HM100 Overview HTI (B) 0HV50 Behavioral Research Methods (D) 0HM160 Advanced Social Psychology (D)

Martijn Willemsen Chris Snijders Jaap Ham

0HM110 UX Design (D) 0HV30 Social Psychology & Consumer Behavior (A) 0HV60 Thinking & Deciding (C)

Wijnand Ijsselstein

2DD20 Pre-master statistics (A)

(or alternative)

2nd year

0HM120 Advanced Data Analysis (E) 0HM130 Advanced Cognition (E)

Antal Haans Daniel Lakens

0HV80 HTI in Social Context (B)

HTI 2015-2016 -- For international students (CSI package)

0HM170 HTI Research project (A)

Graduation Project

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Schedule Sept International (CSI)

Quartile 1 Quartile 2 Quartile 3 Quartile 4

Engineering courses >= 15 ects

Core specialization courses: >= 15 ects from:

0HM200 Psychology of Light and Time (C) 0HM240 The Quantified Self in Health (C) 0HM260 Environmental Psychology (C)

Yvonne de Kort and Karin Smolders Femke Beute Antal Haans

0HM210 Communication Analysis (B) 0HM250 Online Behavior (D) 0HM270 Super Crunchers (B)

Paul de Greef Uwe Matzat Chris Snijders

0HM220 Social Networking (D) 0HM280 Human Robot Interaction (E)

Gerrit Rooks Raymond Cuijpers

0HM230 Sound Perception (C)

Dik Hermes

Jaap Ham

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Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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The master program HTI

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Engineering courses

> 15 ECTS required

May be from one of three domains:

ICT

Sustainable Energy

Built Environment

Pure engineering courses or interdisciplinary

(integration) courses

Each HTI domain has a some integration courses

Should be at Master level

Should fit the graduation project: confer with mentor

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International course

Working in an international academic environment

Following advanced courses not available at the TU/e

Minimum of 15 ECTS, but can also takes a full

semester so we advise to do 30 ECTS with 15 ECTS engineering courses

Europe, US and elsewhere

Selection in consultation with your mentor!

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Graduation project

30 ECTS

Independently carrying out a scientific research

project in the field of Human-Technology Interaction

Now everything comes together:

Integrating domain courses and psychological courses in a

research project

Full empirical cycle, including literature review, detailed

report and (public) presentation

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Graduation project

Where?

HTI-department or Other university

Governmental organization or non-profit

Company

Supervision:

HTI lecturer

Someone from organization

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Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Research Project

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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The master program HTI

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Content

Coherence of the program

Overview of the courses within MSc HTI

Things that require special attention

Engineering courses

International Course

Graduation Project

Selecting a mentor

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The master program HTI

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Research laboratories

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Lab demos

• 5 demo’s.

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Lab demos

Lab Demo Room By

13D lab Telepresence and

Autostereoscopic demo

IPO 0.43

Aart van der Spank

2Psy lab

Persuasive technology and Artificial Social Agents

IPO 0.80 Peter Ruijten 3VirTU/ e 3D VR IPO 0.54 Antal Haans 4Lightin

g lab Feedback using lighting

IPO 0.65 Shengnan Lu 5USE lab IPO 0.92 Mariska Stokkerman

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Lab demos

Group number Demo number

1 2 3 4 5 10.45 11.00 1 2 3 11.05 11.20 2 3 1 11.25 11.40 3 1 2 11.45 12.00 1 2+3 12.05 12.20 2+3 1

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Tips and tricks

Decide about your technical domain soon…

Select a mentor and discuss your ideas and

plans (next hour)

Start thinking about your career.

Start looking for engineering courses!

Start preparation for the International course

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Whom to contact

Study Advisor MSc: Wil Kuijpers

Study Advisor Pre-MSc: Anja Kirkels

Coordination MA HTI: Jaap Ham

Education HTI: Martijn Willemsen

Research/ graduation project: Dik Hermes

International semester: Anita Gerardu

Portal:

http://studiegids.tue.nl/opleidingen/graduate-school/masters-programs/human-technology-interaction/

HTI homepage: http://hti.ieis.tue.nl/

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Introduction meeting

Tuesday September 1:

Thursday September 3, 16.00: Drinks at

Intermate (meet all HTI students!!)

From To Topic Room Presenter

08.45 09.30 Info about the MA program HTI Jaap Ham

09.45 10.30

Info about the mentor system, and

mentors Jaap Ham

10.45 11.30 Lab demos IPO Labs

11.45 12.30 Lab demos IPO Labs

12.30 13.30 Lunch (lab hallway) with HTI Staff

Lab hallway

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