Schedule Spring 2011
User-Centered System Design 1MD000
Nr | Lecture | Time (1) | Room (2) | Teacher (3) | Instruction (4) | Further reading |
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Week 4 | ||||||
L1 | Introduction | Wed 26/1, 10-12 | 1111 | ÅC | ExerciceLecture 1 | L1 extra |
L2 | Usability defined | Wed 26/1, 13-15 | 1111 | BS | ISO9241:11, Slides | L2 extra |
Week 5 | ||||||
optional | Agile and Scrum | Tue 1/2, 10-12 | 2347 | ML | ||
L3 | UCSD defined - Key principles | Wed 2/2, 10-12 | 1111 | BG | Key PrinciplesFrom human factors to human actorsVarieties of user centrednessSlides from lecture | L3 extra |
L4 | Software engineering theory | Wed 2/2, 13-15 | 1111 | RB | SE1SD2SE3notes | |
L5 | Introducing the individual assignment and project assignments. | Thu 3/2, 10-12 | 1111 | ÅC, RJ | presentation | |
L6 | Introduction of project from Martin Bergström, SVA. Groups 3, 7 and 11. | Thu 3/2, 13-14 | 1146 | ÅC | presentationexample | |
L6 | Introduction of projects from Peter Cajander, Metso. Groups 2, 6 and 10 | Thu 3/2, 13-14 | 1111 | RJ | Presentation from Metso | |
L6 | Introduction of projects from Niklas Kaloinen, Headlight. Groups 1, 5 and 9. | Thu 3/2, 14-15 | 1146 | ÅC | Presentation Headlight | |
L6 | Introduction of projects from Björn Victor and Andreas Olsson, Uppsala University. Groups 4, 8 and 12 | Thu 3/2, 14-15 | 1111 | RJ | ||
Week 6 | ||||||
L7 | Evaluation methods and the use of a usability lab | Thu 10/2, 10-12 | 1111 | LO | slides Example 2 of old project reports Emample 3 of old project reports | L7 extra |
L8 | Techniques for observation-interview, contextual design, prototyping and participatory design. | Thu 10/2, 13-15 | 1111 | NG | Presentation | |
Week 7 | ||||||
L9 | Agile development | Wed 16/2, 10-12 | 1111 | JL | Article to L9 Article to L9 | |
Week 8 | ||||||
L12 | Project work and progress | Thu 24/2, 10-12 | 1111 | Slides Slides Example 1 of old project reports Example 2 of old project reports Example 3 of old project reports | ||
L11 | Use cases and UML | Thu 24/2, 15-16 | 1211 | ÅC | Slides | |
L11 - 2 | On the Eslablishment of UCSD in organisations | Thu 24/2, 16-17 | 1211 | ÅC | SlidesArticle on UCD | L11 extra L11 extra 2 |
Week 9 | ||||||
L13 | Usability design process | Mon 28/2, 10-12 | 1111 | BG | Slides | |
L14 | UCSD in practice | Mon 28/2, 13-15 | 1111 | BG | Slides | |
L15 | Supervision - Each group can book an appointment for supervision with Rebecka. Times are available at Rebecka and Åsas door | Fri 4/3, 10-12 | 1158 | RJ | ||
Week 10 | ||||||
L16 | Requirements engineering - Socio-technical systems | Mon 7/3, 13-15 | 1111 | NM | Neils lecture notes and instructions can be found at Studentportalen | |
L17 | Requirements engineering - Modelling socio-technical systems | Mon 7/3, 15-17 | 1111 | NM | ||
L18 | Requirements engineering - Analysing models | Tue 8/3, 10-12 | 1111 | NM | ||
L19 | Requirements engineering - Discovering requirements from models | Tue 8/3, 13-15 | 1111 | NM | Note that the individual assigmnent is mandatory as stated in the first lecture of the course | |
E1 | Home Exam for higher grade | Wed 9/3, 8.00-17.00 | At home | ÅC | The home exam will be provided through Studentportalen | Example of old home exam |
E1 | Deadling for mailing draft of group report to ÅC, CK and RJ | Thu 10/3 , 24.00 | ÅC,CK and RJ | |||
Week 11 | ||||||
L20 | Discussion with the groups reading Constantine and Loockwood ie groups 5, 6, 7 and 8 | Tue 15/3, 10-11 | 1146 | RJ, CK | ||
L21 | Discussion with the groups reading Contextual Design ie groups 1, 2, 3 and 4 | Tue 15/3, 11-12 | 1146 | RJ, CK | ||
L22 | Project management | Tue 15/3, 13-15 | 1111 | CK | Slides | |
L23 | Discussion with the groups reading The Usability Engineering Lifecycle, ie groups 9, 10, 11 and 12 | Tue 15/3, 15.16 | 1146 | RJ, CK | ||
E2 | Project presentations | Fri 18/3, 8.15-17.00 | 1111 | CK, ÅC, RJ | Slides | |
E3 | Home Exam for Higher Grade | Thu 24/3, 8.15-17.00 | at home | ÅC | The home exam will be provided through Studentportalen |
(1) The hours for the lectures are shown without the academical fifteen minutes, i.e. the lectures starts a quarter past. 8-10 thus means 08:15-10:00. If the time is given with the exact time (e.g. 8.00) the activity starts sharp.
(2) The lecture room is always located at Polacksbacken, Building 1, MIC (the first number is the number of the house, the second number indicates the floor). A map over the area.
(3) Teachers
- BG - Bengt Göransson
- BS - Bengt Sandblad
- CK - Can Kultur, Bilkent University, Turkey
- JL - Joakim Lööv, Mawell
- LO - Lars Oestereicher
- ML - Mikael Lundgren, Citerus
- NM - Neil Maiden, City University, London, U.K.
- NG - Nils-Erik Gustafsson
- RB - Roland Bol
- RJ - Rebecka Janols
- ÅC - Åsa Cajander
(4) Suggested reading or instructions for assignments that should be finished.