A major design and development project that integrates all aspects of user-centered design is included. Designing the User Interface Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction by Ben Shneiderman, Third Edition. This course uses the lecture format for coverage of the course material, and the class interaction format for more understanding. Transparencies, handouts and the blackboard are used in most of the class lectures. These have examples, diagrams and hints to understand and follow the lecture.
Class exercises, role playing, small group discussions are also part of the class activities.
All work submitted for credit is expected to be the work of the individual student. Class attendance is required. You are solely responsible for all material covered, announcements made and discussed in class. Further, if you know that you will be absent for an extended period of time during the semester, you should notify the instructor. Only one alternate test schedule will be arranged only for a valid reason.