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Usability Engineering in CS352 Winter 2014: Project Proposal Due Next Week

This week's tasks, project proposal guidelines, and upcoming activities for choosing project ideas and forming teams in CS352 Winter 2014. An overview of the PRICPE design process steps including pre-dispositions, research, insights, concept, prototype, evaluate, iterate. Ideas sourced from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison's work.

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Usability Engineering in CS352 Winter 2014: Project Proposal Due Next Week

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  1. Introduction to Usability Engineering CS 352 Winter 2014

  2. Announcements:This & next week are busy! • See schedule: • You have work due this week! • Next Friday: Project proposal due. • You’ll need a proposal and a team by this day. • We’ll be doing a “skills inventory”activity & “project pitch” next Monday to help you choose your ideas & teams. • (Project page has some project ideas.) • Pre-project pitch (now): • Shout out some ideas...

  3. PRICPE A Design Process Many of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  4. Where did these ideas come from? • Mike Madison gave a lecture in 2010 on which these are based. • Degree in design from Indiana University. • Now a professional designer (free-lance) with clients across the country. • PRICPE contains the steps he follows in ALL of his projects.... • ... which are the steps you’ll be following in this course.

  5. PRICPE • Pre-dispositions • Research • Insights • Concept • Prototype • Evaluate PRICPE Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  6. PRICPE: Pre-Dispositions • What do you know? • What DON’T you know? PRICPE: Pre-Dispositions Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  7. Research • User study • Book • Web • Observations of users “in the wild” PRICPE: Research • Mike Madison, Jason De Runa, Jordan Fugate, Sakshi Gupta

  8. Insights • Now do I know “enough”? • Do I need to do more research? • What has changed regarding your predispositions? PRICPE: Insights Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  9. Concepts: Inklings of a Design • PRICPE: Concept • Mike Madison, Jason De Runa, Jordan Fugate, Sakshi Gupta

  10. Prototype • “An example or working model.” • Allows you to explore your ideas before investing time & $ in development. • PRICPE: Prototype • Michael McCurdy, Christopher Connors, Guy Pyrzak, Bob Kanefsky, Alonso Vera, Mike Madison

  11. Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  12. Low Fidelity • High Fidelity • PRICPE: Prototype Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  13. Evaluate • Did it do for users what you hoped it would? PRICPE: Evaluate Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  14. Iterate • Rinse and Repeat Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

  15. PRICPE • Pre-dispositions • Research • Insights • Concept • Prototype • Evaluate PRICPE Most of these ideas are from Marty Siegel and Mike Madison

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