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Usability Engineering

25 Lectures

1052 min

Usability Engineering [Intro Video]
Preview
5 min
Introduction to Usability
45 min
Usability - Historical Foundations
39 min
Standard Terminologies
42 min
Elements of User Experience
36 min
Usability in software development - I
31 min
Usability in software development- II
38 min
User Centered Design Process - I
44 min
User Centered Design Process - II
47 min
User Centered Design Process - III
43 min
Requirement Analysis- I (A)
52 min
Requirement Analysis- I (B)
82 min
Requirement Analysis- I (C)
37 min
Requirement Analysis I (D)
59 min
Requirement Analysis I (E)
40 min
Requirement Analysis I (F)
32 min
Requirement Analysis II (A)
44 min
Requirement Analysis II (B)
39 min
Requirement Analysis II (C)
26 min
Requirement Analysis II (D)
34 min
Requirement Analysis III (A)
56 min
Eye Tracker
55 min
Demonstration of an Eye tracking device
54 min
Requirement Analysis III (B)
32 min
Mapping Experiences
40 min

Course details

This course introduces the fundamentals of Usability Engineering and highlights its importance in designing successful digital products. It explains how human factors influence the way users interact with products, applications, and systems in real-world environments. The course focuses on understanding user psychology, social behavior, and cognitive abilities to improve design outcomes. Learners will study key usability principles such as effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction. The course also covers methods to identify user needs, expectations, and limitations. Participants will learn frameworks and techniques used for usability evaluation and user research. It explains how to collect and analyze both qualitative and quantitative usability data. Students will gain skills to transform user insights into practical and meaningful design decisions. Real-world examples are used to connect usability concepts with product development. By the end of the course, learners will be able to design user-friendly, engaging, and effective digital products.

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Course suitable for

Automotive
Electrical
Engineering & Design
Research & Developmnet
Project Management

Key topics covered

Usability Engineering – Introduction Video
Introduction to Usability
Usability – Historical Foundations
Standard Terminologies
Elements of User Experience
Usability in Software Development – I
Usability in Software Development – II
User-Centered Design Process – I
User-Centered Design Process – II
User-Centered Design Process – III
Requirement Analysis – I (A)
Requirement Analysis – I (B)
Requirement Analysis – I (C)
Requirement Analysis – I (D)
Requirement Analysis – I (E)
Requirement Analysis – I (F)
Requirement Analysis – II (A)
Requirement Analysis – II (B)
Requirement Analysis – II (C)
Requirement Analysis – II (D)
Requirement Analysis – III (A)
Eye Tracker
Demonstration of an Eye Tracking Device
Requirement Analysis – III (B)
Mapping Experiences

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