Advanced Topics in IS (2 Credits)

Learning Outcomes:

Interview and observe users and capture their needs through personas and scenarios; Design high-quality user interfaces for a variety of devices, application domains, and social situations; Build user interface prototypes that are appropriate for different stages in the design process (e.g., paper prototypes or high-fidelity prototypes); Evaluate designs through expert evaluations, laboratory studies, and web-based studies

Topics:

1. Conceptualizing interaction and cognitive aspects
2. Social interaction
3. Emotional interaction
4. Interfaces
5. Data gathering
6. Data analysis, interpretation and process of interaction design
7. Establishing requirements
8. Design, prototyping, and construction
9. Interaction design in practice
10. Evaluation