He has published several papers on graphical user interfaces, taught courses on using the Motif toolkit, and given talks on the future of cyberspace. Book Offer None. ATL will be presented in great detail. This is intended mainly for practicing software engineers and consultants. Some of the earlier topics will also benefit software engineering managers.
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Developers need information to make decisions. Relying on opinions can often be unreliable, and disputes can eat up valuable development time. In this session Jared will present a variety of techniques that you can use to collect accurate data about who your users are and what they will actually do with your product. The little software that is consciously designed usually reflects the focus of programmers on technology, marketeers on what's hot, or users on their tasks. Few users are consciously aware of their goals.