1. Understanding Human-computer interaction
2. Process- Design- Implementation and Evaluation cycle
3. Case Studies 3- GUI- creating documents, share photos, find information
4. Case studies-Bad design and software errors, Medical device, Airplane accidents, Nuclear
5. Identify and fixing interface problems
6. Basic design principles- Consistence and feedback
7. Experiments: UX/UI, Share a photo, Digital camera settings
8. Costing because of bad interface design
9.Joy of good design- to accomplish the task
10. Design for people- Peoples task and values drive development, work with the user throughout the
process, assess decisions from the vantage point of users, their work and their environment
11. Basic design principles- Consistence and feedback
12. Understanding UX Abilities and situation
13. Rapid Prototyping- RP
14. Goals of Rapid prototype- Not artefacts, Just Feedback
15. Role of RP- Check possible interaction
16. Prototyping strategy
17. Revise design
18. The Design graph
19. The rights of prototype
20. Rapid Prototype- Feel, Implementation and Role analysis
21. Simulate stress graph analysis
22. Evaluating Designs

1. Participant Observation
2. Interviewing
3. Additional need finding strategy
4. Case studies-Bad design and software errors, Medical device, Airplane accidents, Nuclear
5. Creating Design Goals
6. Storyboards, Paper prototypes and Mockups
7. Prototyping
8. Simulate machine behavior with human operator
9. Video Prototyping
10. Creating Comparing alternative

1. Evaluation methods
2. Empirical Method
3. Formal models and formula to calculate measures
4. Case studies-Bad design and software errors, Medical device, Airplane accidents, Nuclear
5. Automated software measures
6. Critique based measures
7. Heuristic Evaluation
8. Mental Models
9. Learnable interface
10. Mental model Errors
11. Slip error and Mistakes
12. Current practice to New technology
13. Representation
14. Cognition
15. Cognition case studies
16. Case studies Information equivalence = Computation equivalence

1. Visual Design
2. Three goals of Visual Design- Guide, Pace, Message
3. Three tools of Visual Design- Typography, Layout, Color
4. Grayscale Design
5. User interface-UI Measurability
6. Informavores
7. Information Scent
8. Icons
9. Glanceability priority
10. Reward
11. Readability on devices
12. Measuring the effect of writing strategy
13. Interface Architecture
14. Finding out valuable testers
15. Feed back calender
16. Interface skills
17. New approach vs Industry standard
18. Measuring Effectiveness
19. Alternatives-Latin Square
20. Random Assignment
21. Hawthorn effect
22. Counterbalancing
23. Planning User experiments
24. Executing User experiments
25. Analyzing User experiments
26. Think Aloud method
27. Data collection
28. Measuring bottom line usability
29. Small changes big difference
30. Dealing with wrong expectations
31. Running experiments.

1. Analyzing experiments
2. Pearson’s Chi-squared test
3. Null Hypothesis
4. T-test
5. ANOVA test
6. A/A test
7. Randomized testing