CS 5714- Usability Engineering - Dr. Hartson - Fall 2006

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10/25/2006: Homework #3 was just updated.

10/17/2006: November 14 is World Usability Day! Celebrate! Make yourself useful, er . . ., usable.

10/4/2006: The "grades" page is now up to date. Click on the Grades link at the top of any page and log in to the Blackboard System. If you have any trouble accessing your grades, contact Partha at: ppyla@vt.edu.

10/3/2006: I just posted details on an HCI study that you can use for participation credit.

9/27/2006: I just posted a copy of the paper (Hartson, H. R., T. S. Andre, et al. (2003). "Criteria for evaluating usability evaluation methods." International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction 15(1): 145-181.) that I mentioned in class. You can download it from here, or from the calendar (under 9/28 listing).

 

CRN (CS) = 96319 CRN (ISE) = 96320 Class meetings Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:00 - 3:15 PM Meeting room: Holden 212 Professor Dr. H. Rex Hartson  hartson@vt.edu KnowledgeWorks II 114 (2202 Kraft Road, CRC) Office hours:  Tues., Thurs. @ 1:00 - 1:45 PM (Please note that I could be late for office hours on occasion when either the shuttle is off schedule or I can't find a parking place) Office hours location: McBryde 618   GTA Pardha Pyla ppyla@vt.edu KnowledgeWorks II 153 (2202 Kraft Road, CRC) Office hours: Since students need maximum flexibility to meet the GTA, there are no fixed office hours. Rather, it is best to send email to Mr. Pyla and ask for a time to meet at your convenience.