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Disciplina:
DCC578: Engenharia de Usabilidade: Processo
Professores responsáveis: Clarindo I. P. da Silva e Pádua
Carga Horária: 30 horas
Créditos: 2
Tipo: Optativa
Ementa
Programa
1. Atividades de usabilidade no processo de
desenvolvimento de software
2. Conceitos
3. Ciclo de vida para o desenvolvimento da
interação
4. Integração com o desenvolvimento de
software
5. Atividades de análise
6. Análise de Necessidades
7. Análise de Usuarios
8. Análise de Tarefas
9. Aspectos de desenho da interação
10. Desenho Conceitual
11. Desenho Detalhado
12. Especificação de atributos de usabilidade
13. Tabelas de especificação de usabilidade
14. Definição de níveis aceitaveis de
atributos de usabilidade
15. Prototipação rápida
16. Conceitos
17. Tipos de protótipos
18. Desenvolvimento de protótipos
19. Ferramentas de desenvolvimento de
interfaces
20. Testes de usabilidade
21. Avaliação formativa versus avaliação
somatica
22. Planejamento do experimento
23. Escolha do usuario de teste e avaliadores
24. Condução do experimento
25. Escolha das tarefas de teste
26. Análise dos resultados
27. Outros métodos de avaliação
28. Montagem de um laboratório de usabilidade.
Bibliografia Principal
Hix, D.; Hartson, H. R. Developing User
Interfaces: ensuring usability through
product & process, John Wiley Sons, 1993
Principais Referências
1. Constantine, L.L., Software for Use : A
Practical Guide to the Models and Methods of Usage-Centered Design,Addison-Wesley, 1999.
2. Nielsen, J. Designing Web Usability, New
Readers, 2000.
3. Nielsen, J. Usability Engineering.
Chestnut Hill, MA, Academic Press 1993.
4. Norman, D. A. The Psychology of Everyday
Things. New York, Basic Books,
1988.
5. Shneiderman, B. Designing the User
Interface: Strategies for Effective
Human-Computer Interaction. 3 ed.
Reading, MA, Addison-Wesley, 1998.
6. Paula Filho, W. P. Engenharia de
Software: fundamentos, mitodo.
handbook for user interface design,
Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc,
(The Morgan Kaufmann series in
interactive technologies),1999.
7. Henry, P. User-Centered Information
Design for Improved Software
Usability, Artech House, 1998.
8. Rubin, J. Handbook of Usability Testing:
how to plan, design, and
conduct effective tests, John Wiley and
Sons, 1994.
Bibliografia Complementar
1. Spool, J.M. et al Web Site Usability A
Designer's Guide, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc, (The Morgan Kaufmann
series in interactive padrues. Livro a ser publicado em 2001.
2. Mayhew, D. The Usability Engineering Lifecycle:
a practitioner's technologies),1999
3. Bevan, N. & Macleod, M. ``Usability
Measurement in Context''. In Behaviour and Information Technology, 13,
132-145, 1994.
4. Chin, J. P., Diehl, V. A. et alli.
``Development of an Instrument Measuring User Satisfaction of the
Human-Computer Interface''. In Proceedings of the ACM CHI'88 Conference.
New York, 213-218, 1988.
5. Egan, D. E. ``Individual Differences i
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Experience on Subjective and Objective Usability Measures''. In ACM
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Satisfaction Questionnaire Psychometric Evaluation and Instructions
for Use''. In International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction,
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User Interface Programming''. In Proceedings of the ACM CHI'92 Conference.
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13. Nielsen, J. ``What Do Users Really
Want?''. In International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 1(2),
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14. Rieman, J. ``The Diary Study: A Workplace-Oriented Research Tool to Guide Laboratory Efforts.'' In
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User Sessions''. In ACM Transactions on Information Systems,
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