INFO 3160

AI-Assisted Programming Design

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2026-2027 Catalog.

This course introduces the principles of human-AI interaction within programming systems, emphasizing support for non-programmers. Students will dive into the limitations and HCI challenges of current AI-powered programming systems, learn to work in cross-functional teams, and practice creating user-centered AI-assisted programming tools tailored to specific target audiences. Designed for students of all experience levels, the course culminates in a collaborative project that bridges HCI research with practical engineering skills.

Prerequisites CS 1110 or CS 1112.

Enrollment Priority Recommended prerequisite: INFO 3450 or INFO 2310.

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Learning Outcomes

• Identify limitations and HCI challenges in AI-assisted programming for one non-programmer user group.
• Describe system features and modalities that support successful AI-assisted programming for the identified user group.
• Working in a cross-functional team and using existing AI-assisted programming tools, apply the above knowledge to create user-centered AI-assisted programming support for the target audience.

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