Description

This course introduces quantitative models and techniques of human-computer interface analysis, design, and evaluation, which are relevant to the Software Engineering approach of software development. Contemporary Human Computer Interaction (HCI) techniques are surveyed, with a focus on when and where they are applicable in the software development process. Students will deliver usable software systems derived from an engineering approach to the application of scientific theory and modeling. Other topics may include usability evaluation planning, methods of evaluation, data analysis, social and ethical impacts of usability, economic justification, prototyping and tools.

Program

Software Engineering bachelor`s degree Program

Objectives

• - Model a proposed system using appropriate techniques that represent the human-computer interaction from various SE-HCI perspectives with an emphasis on the user experience (UX).
  - Design a software system to maximize usability and utility, using appropriate design techniques.
  - Prepare a usability test plan, including appropriate methodology, procedures, and statistical analysis techniques.
  - Perform a usability evaluation and the subsequent data analysis with appropriate statistical techniques and tools.