Research
- be able to analyze user requirements
- be able to do basic to advanced performance measures
- be able to work with and edit design guidelines
- be able to create a basic research design for applied research problems in Human Factors
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In this study unit a number of mini projects serve to practice activities and methods of Human Factors design and research. Working together in small teams, students will solve a number of Human Factors problems, for example, creating and evaluating design guidelines from psychological theory, testing human performance in a vigilance task and optimizing a website navigation structure to match the mental model of users.
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This study unit is part of the module Human Factors and Engineering Psychology (202000355). A module is offered as one educational unity and students take it as such.
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