Lectures related to Virtual Reality: Concepts and Technologies for Immersive Interaction

Covers the basics of HCI, emphasizing usability, playfulness, and the importance of professional training in design.

Delves into the debate between naturalism and magic in 3D interaction, exploring challenges and approaches.

Covers the basics of C++ standard library containers, algorithms, and iterators.

Covers the process of creating a simple mosaic using a programming tool.

Covers the architecture of a project using GTKmm4 and the MVC design pattern for graphical applications.

Introduces the C++ POP course objectives, focusing on project development and object-oriented programming techniques.

Covers procedural and object-oriented programming, abstract data structures, templates, and the C++ standard library.

Explores the basics of game mechanics, history of electronic games, and player engagement.

Explores button mapping, controller implementation, button states retrieval, and object interaction in VR.

Explores object-oriented programming concepts like polymorphism and pointers in C++.

Introduces Python programming concepts, focusing on dictionaries and classes, including their definitions, usage, and practical examples.

Covers the principles of prototyping and user experience design, emphasizing iterative processes and user feedback in creating effective solutions.

Discusses constructors and destructors in C++, focusing on best practices and memory management.

Covers the basics of Virtual Reality, focusing on immersive interaction technologies and key interface modalities.

Covers the fundamentals of Human-Computer Interaction and Human-Robot Interaction, emphasizing usability, user experience, and adoption.

Explores the basics of user experience, defining usability, discussing UX components, and illustrating with real-world examples.

Introduces programming basics, covering Unix systems, Firefox, algorithms, and data structures.

Explores user modeling techniques and behavioral variables in interaction design.

Discusses project logistics and introduces operator overloading in C++ for a simulation project.

Covers parameterized types, their implementation, advantages, weaknesses, and the principles of inheritance in programming.