Learn · Design & Implementation Of Human-Computer Interfaces
Lecture 6 of 44Week 2: Usability Requirements
Lec 1: Contexual Inquiry
Prof. Samit Bhattacharya · IIT Guwahati
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All the lectures
- Lec 1: Interactive Systems
- Lec 2: Introduction to Usability
- Lec 3: Engineering for Usability
- Lec 4: Interactive System Life Cycle
- Lec 5: Usability Requirements
- Lec 1: Contexual Inquiry
- Lec 2: Functional Requirements Specification
- Lec 3: Case Study on SRS
- Lec 1: Case Study (Usability Requirement Gathering)
- Lec 2: Case Study (Other Requirement Gathering)
- Lec 3: Case Study - Non-Functional Requirements to SRS
- Lec 4: Introduction to Interface Design
- Lec 1: Shneiderman's Golden Rules
- Lec 2: Norman's Principles
- Lec 3: Prototyping
- Lec 1: Prototype Evaluation I
- Lec 2: Prototype Evaluation II
- Lec 3: Case Study on Prototype Evaluation - I
- Lec 4: Case Study on Prototype Evaluation - II
- Lec1: Basics of System Design
- Lec 2: Data Flow Diagram
- Lec 3: Entity Relationship Diagram
- Lec 4: Case Study on DFD & ER
- Lec 1: Introduction to Object Oriented Design
- Lec 2: UML
- Lec 3: UML Case Study
- Lec 1: Coding Basics
- Lec 2: Code Testing Basics
- Lec 3: Review-Based Code Testing
- Lec 4: Code Review Case Study
- Lec 1: Black-Box Testing I
- Lec 2: Black-Box Testing II
- Lec 3: Black-Box Testing Case Study
- Lec 1: White-Box Testing
- Lec 2: White-Box Testing Case Study
- Lec 3: System Integration & Testing
- Lec 4: Empirical Usability Evaluation - I
- Lec 1: Empirical Usability Evaluation - II
- Lec 2: Experiment Design - I
- Lec 3: Experiment Design - II
- Lec 1: Empirical Data Analysis
- Lec 2: Project Management
- Lec 3: Note on Agile Development
- Lec 4: Concluding Remarks