Objectives

The Masters in Human-Machine Interaction (HMI) is a joint diploma organised by Paul Sabatier university (Toulouse 3) and the ENAC (École Nationale de l'Aviation Civile - French School of Civil Aviation). This course trains high-level professional specialists in the design and development of interactive applications, with an understanding of IT techniques and human performance.

HMI Master graduates are able to:

• Manage the "user-based" development of interactive software.
• Define and apply standards in terms of formats and usability. 
• Assess the ergonomics and usability of software.

Masters' modules complete initial training in IT and provide specific skills in the field:

• Technological skills: understanding of the tools and techniques used in New Information and Communication Technologies (NICT).
• Method-based skills: software engineering, development process management and project management methods in the context of the development of interactive software. 
• Integrating human performance considerations in the design of human-machine interfaces: human engineering, cognitive psychology, experimental psychology, ensuring our graduates can produce human-friendly software with a high level of usability.