INAM 5305 — User Observation and Design Planning

2 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces the theory and methods of behavioral observation, description, and analysis. Covers the methodologies and tools for conducting quantitative and qualitative user research, including surveys, persona development, customer journey maps, and other industry-standard tools for studying user experience. Course content focuses on the general forces acting upon an organization, such as competition, technological breakthroughs, diverse information channels, demographic shifts, and how practitioners are using design to proactively respond to these forces.

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