SWE 205: Software Usability Analysis and Design

Learning Outcomes

• Knowledge of quantitative engineering principles for how to build software interfaces that are usable.
• Understanding that usability is more important than efficiency for almost all modern software projects, and often the primary factor that leads to product success.
• The ability to critically analyze existing user interfaces and express their positive and negative aspects in engineering terms, both verbally and written

Professor: Paul Ammann

For more information, please see the 205 course web page.