Course Contents

• Overview, relevance of human factors in interaction design
• Human information processing in user experience design
• Develop a deep understanding of how cognitive and physical aspects of human behaviour influence design
• Structured Human Factors Critique
• Interface analysis methods
• Get an exposure to a range of Cognitive load measurement tools/methods and framework for selecting appropriate method
• Exposure and demonstration of equipment such as eye trackers, GSR, EEG, iMotions software
• Discussion on different case studies related to human factors/ergonomics
• Working on a group project for hands-on experience of the discussed tools and methods
• Data capture and testing of the prototype, capturing insights and comparing with pre-study results and inferences




System of Evaluation




A participant is awarded a grade based on his/her performance in examinations/assignments in every course registered by him/her. These grades are described by the letter
AA, AB, BB, etc. and have a numerical equivalent called grade points as given below:

Letter Grade	Grade Points
AA	10
AB	9
BB	8
BC	7
CC	6
CD	5
DD	4