The Basics of User Experience 2400-OG-EN-TBUE
As Don Norman and Jakob Nielsen explain, User Experience (UX) encompasses all aspects of the user's interaction with a company, its services, and its products. UX focuses on creating meaningful and satisfying experiences by addressing usability, accessibility, and emotional engagement. It involves understanding user needs, designing intuitive interfaces, and ensuring seamless functionality to enhance overall satisfaction.
Laboratory classes are based on a case studies. During the course, students will learn about UX while performing tasks related to the UX design process.
Topics:
1. Introduction to UX
2. UX process
3. Research in User Experience
4. Personas and User Journey
5. Wireframes and Prototypes
6. Testing
Total student workload
Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Learning outcomes - social competencies
Teaching methods
Expository teaching methods
Exploratory teaching methods
- project work
- practical
Online teaching methods
- cooperation-based methods
Course coordinators
Assessment criteria
• Written online exam
• Tasks
To pass the course, all assigned tasks and the final test must be completed.
One absence is possible. Each additional absence will result in a 0.5 grade deduction from the final grade. An absence is treated as a failure to complete the assigned task on time, which means that all tasks are expected to be completed, but one may be submitted later than the designated deadline without penalty. Each additional missing task will result in a reduction of the final grade.
Laboratory assessment:
5 - 90% and more
4+ - 80% up to 89%
4 - 70% up to 79%
3+ - 60% up to 69%
3 - 51% up to 59%
2 - 50% and less
Practical placement
none
Additional information
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