Class Learning Objectives

CGS 4353 Human-Computer Interaction II

Ability to apply the principles of user-centered design, universal design, and usability assessment to create complex websites or software applications.
Ability to interpret the results of a keystroke-level model (KLM) analysis of a system.
Ability to design and perform a user needs analysis.
Ability to interpret the results of a user needs analysis and apply them to the design of a website or software application.
Ability to represent the results of a user needs analysis in a deliverable document meant for cross-discipline consumption.
Ability to create and document a navigation system (labeling, nomenclature, etc) for a website or application.
Ability to create and document a site map and wireframes for a website or application.
Ability to create and document the human-system interactions supported by a website or application.
Ability to assess the usability of the information architecture architecture components of a website or application (navigation system, site map and wireframes, interaction flows) via evaluative methods.
Ability to assess the usability of the information architecture architecture components of a website or application (navigation system, site map and wireframes, interaction flows) via test methods.
Ability to represent the results of usability test or evaluation in a deliverable document meant for cross-discipline consumption.
Ability to apply the results of usability assessments to improve the design of a website or application.