Along the way, you’ll submit three check-ins: these should summarize the results of your needfinding (the first check-in), the prototypes you develop (the second check-in), and your evaluation plan (the third check-in). You’ll perform needfinding, brainstorm design alternatives, prototype at least one alternative, and evaluate it. In this final project, you’ll move through one iteration of the design life cycle on a new target domain. There is one final project in this class. The tests are delivered via Canvas and proctored via Honorlock. Each test is worth 15% of your overall grade. Note that while Test 2 does not ask any questions about Test 1’s material directly, there may be questions that rely on knowledge from older material as well. The interleaved schedule alternates between Unit 2 and Unit 3 as such, Test 1 covers the first half of each unit (Lessons 2.1 through 2.6 and 3.1 through 3.4), and Test 2 covers roughly the second half of each unit (Lessons 2.7 through 2.10 and 3.5 through 3.8). Each question is multiple-choice, multiple-correct with five choices and between 1 and 4 correct answers. There are two proctored tests in this course, each with 30 questions. All assignments should be written using JDF. These ten total assignments together comprise 40% of your grade thus, each assignment is worth 4% of your grade. Each Methods assignment asks for a more thorough plan for performing user research and prototyping interfaces. The M assignments ( M1, M2, M3, M4, M5) are Methods assignments and cover the material in Unit 3. Each Principles assignment asks you to answer four provided questions, each of which is weighted equally. The P assignments ( P1, P2, P3, P4, P5) are Principles assignments and cover the material covered in Unit 2. There are ten written assignments in the course: five P assignments and five M assignments. It is intentionally possible for every student in the class to receive an A.
Students receiving a final average of 90 or above will receive an A of 80 to 90 will receive a B of 70 to 80 will receive a C of 60 to 70 will receive a D and of below 60 will receive an F. Your grade in this class is generally made of four components: ten assignments, two tests, one project, and participation.įinal grades will be calculated as an average of all individual grade components, weighted according to the percentages below.
Given above are the numeric labels for each lesson.
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For the complete course calendar, please see the Full Course Calendar. Note that assignment due dates are all Sundays at 11:59PM Anywhere on Earth time. Additional Resources: Course Scripts | Course Slides | Transcripts with Visualsīelow is the calendar for the Fall 2022 OMS CS6750 class.Project Assignments: CITI Training | Project.Methods Assignments: Assignment M1 | Assignment M2 | Assignment M3 | Assignment M4 | Assignment M5.
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