Programming
- be able to use basic concepts of modern programming (e.g., variables, functions, conditionals and loops)
- be able to understand and modify programs of low complexity
- be able to analyze interaction problems of low to moderate complexity (e.g., a prototype or psychological experiment)
- be able to program a psychological experiment or test
- be able to communicate about basic programming concepts
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This study unit entails a genuine programming course, where students will learn to program their own interactive prototypes, psychological tests and interactive data visualizations. The chosen programming language Python, is easy to learn, highly versatile and well regarded in industry and academia.
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This study unit is part of the module Human Factors and Engineering Psychology (202000355). A module is offered as one educational unity and students take it as such.
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