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May 01, 2024
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ITAD 345 - Usability Engineering
5.0 Credits
This class explores foundational components of usability engineering. Subjects covered include: defining usability engineering, establishing a sound usability engineering lifecycle, usability heuristics, and analysis of usability testing methods.
Prerequisite ITAD 300 and ITAD 315.
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define usability, examine examples, and consider tradeoffs, and address differences in end users.
- Examine the usability engineering lifecycle by detailing goal setting, prototyping, and follow up.
- Understand usability heuristics by learning the user dialogue and language in order to develop consistency and efficiency.
- Analyze usability testing: selecting appropriate test subjects, maintaining ethics with the test users, and utilizing interviews and questionnaires.
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