Larry Roth
Adjunct
School of Information
Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences
Larry Roth
Adjunct
School of Information
Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences
Currently Teaching
HCIN-730
User-Centered Design Methods
3 Credits
This course will focus on the major user centered design methodologies used in the development of applications and environments. Topics include: evolution of software design methods, emergence of user-centered design, and key concepts, attributes and process of the major design methodologies. Software design projects will be required.
ISTE-260
Designing the User Experience
3 Credits
The user experience is an important design consideration in the development of any product or system. In this course, the foundations of user-centered design and human / computer interaction (HCI) are introduced through team-based projects, in-class activities, and individual work. Students will be introduced to a development lifecycle, from idea generation, requirements gathering, research and benchmarking, project planning and team roles, design development through storyboards and prototyping, usability evaluation through iterative testing.