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| + | '''ID 2320''' is a 3 credit hour course in human factors and design. It provides and introduction to the topics of human factors, ergonomics, and anthropometry. Students learn to apply ergonomic guidelines to design of products, physical controls, and computer interfaces. |
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==Topic List== |
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| + | *Human Factors Fundamentals |
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| + | *Sound, Auditory Information and Auditory Displays |
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| + | *Visual Information and Graphical Displays |
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| + | *Anthropometry |
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| + | *Biomechanics |
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| + | *Workplace and Furniture Design |
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| + | *Tool Design |
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| + | *Usability Testing Methods |
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| + | *Design Evaluation, Research Methods, and Reporting |
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==Class Structure== |
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| − | + | As of Fall 2022, the class is completely online synchronous, with weekly lectures and in-class discussions. There are individual assignments, readings, quizzes, and final class project/exam. |
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| − | ''Please refrain from discussing exact grading schemes, as professors need some leeway in changing things semester after semester.'' |
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==Prerequisite Knowledge== |
==Prerequisite Knowledge== |
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| + | No prerequisite knowledge is needed. ID majors need [[ID 1012]] in order to take this class while ID minors can request a prerequisite override. |
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==Registration== |
==Registration== |
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| + | There are two sections: one for ID majors and one for ID minors. |
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| − | ===Equivalent Courses (optional)=== |
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| − | *For example, honors versions, cross-listed courses with other majors, or courses that fulfill the same graduation requirement for some or all majors |
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==Resources== |
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Useful resources go here. Some examples: public course webpages, a former TA's YouTube playlist of review videos, helpful online tutorials. |
Useful resources go here. Some examples: public course webpages, a former TA's YouTube playlist of review videos, helpful online tutorials. |
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| − | ==Previous Semesters (optional)== |
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| − | ====Fall 2020==== |
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 2 April 2023
ID 2320 is a 3 credit hour course in human factors and design. It provides and introduction to the topics of human factors, ergonomics, and anthropometry. Students learn to apply ergonomic guidelines to design of products, physical controls, and computer interfaces.
Topic List[edit | edit source]
- Human Factors Fundamentals
- Sound, Auditory Information and Auditory Displays
- Visual Information and Graphical Displays
- Anthropometry
- Biomechanics
- Workplace and Furniture Design
- Tool Design
- Usability Testing Methods
- Design Evaluation, Research Methods, and Reporting
Class Structure[edit | edit source]
As of Fall 2022, the class is completely online synchronous, with weekly lectures and in-class discussions. There are individual assignments, readings, quizzes, and final class project/exam.
Prerequisite Knowledge[edit | edit source]
No prerequisite knowledge is needed. ID majors need ID 1012 in order to take this class while ID minors can request a prerequisite override.
Registration[edit | edit source]
There are two sections: one for ID majors and one for ID minors.
Resources[edit | edit source]
Useful resources go here. Some examples: public course webpages, a former TA's YouTube playlist of review videos, helpful online tutorials.
