University of Toronto Mississauga

CCT202H5

Human-Machine Communication

Credit0.5

InstructorP. Aliasghari

PrerequisiteNone listed

Evidence1 syllabus

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34 components

From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 34 graded components.

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This course explores the implications of communicative technologies like virtual assistants and social robots on design, ethics, and privacy. Students analyze human-machine interaction models and their social impacts in various contexts.

Prerequisite: None listed

Where the marks come from

Fall 2026 syllabus

Human-Machine Inte 33.33%

HMC Relationship R 22.22%

HMC Relationship R 11.11%

Human-Machine Interface Proposal · 33.33%HMC Relationship Report · 22.22%HMC Relationship Report Presentation · 11.11%HMC Relationship Presentation Peer-Reflection · 7.78%Human-Machine Interface Proposal Presentation 1 · 3.33%Human-Machine Interface Proposal Presentation 2 · 3.33%Human-Machine Interface Proposal Presentation 3 · 3.33%Reading Reflection Note 2 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 3 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 4 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 5 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 6 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 7 2 · 2.22%Reading Reflection Note 8 2 · 2.22%Class Activity Participation 1 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 10 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 11 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 12 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 2 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 3 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 4 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 5 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 6 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 7 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 8 · 1.11%Class Activity Participation 9 · 1.11%Reading Reflection Note 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 2 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 3 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 4 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 5 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 6 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 7 1 · 0.37%Reading Reflection Note 8 1 · 0.37%

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