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• Course DescriptionThis course introduces the skills and concepts of human-centered computing that enable engineers and/or computer scientists to design physical systems’ intelligence that effectively meet human needs - e.g., machine intelligence enabling personal robots or autonomous vehicles to be more human-centered. This course will cover iterative design processes, interactive prototype construction, usable machine learning, and the historical context of human-centered computing as well as an overview and introduction to intelligent physical systems (IPS), cyber-physical systems (CPS), and human-in-the-loop (HITL) systems. The course is intended mainly for graduate students not majoring in HCI, but also welcomes senior undergraduates.