http://courses.iicm.tugraz.at/iaweb/
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Seminar Room IICM, D.1.10, Inffeldg. 16c, ground floor.
Seminar Room IICM, D.1.10, Inffeldg. 16c, ground floor.
http://courses.iicm.tugraz.at/iaweb/iaweb.pdf
[124 pages PDF]
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First we will look at current work and results in the areas of information architecture and web usability. Students will form groups of 4 and research and present one particular factor of web usability. During the course, students will run a usability study (either a thinking aloud test or a formal experiment) of a web site.
A mixture of lecture, practical, and seminar with lots of group discussion.
This course is an advanced course and assumes knowledge of the methods of usability engineering.
You must have completed the course on Human-Computer Interaction and be a grad (Masters) or postgrad (PhD) student.
Experience in experimental design and statistics (psychology) would be a bonus, but is not necessary.
This is an advanced course. The number of students is limited to 20 to encourage participation and discussion. Priority will be given to Master's and PhD students in computer science.