Human Computer Interaction G52HCI

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Human Computer Interaction G52HCI

• Steve Benford
• Coursework 2 Individual Prototypes

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Coursework 2 (first part)

• Produce an individual prototype
• You will be allocated a new system to work on
  (one of music, photos or videos that you have not
  worked on before)
• You will be given a requirements specification
• You need to produce a prototype that meets this
  specification. Low-tech prototyping methods are
  encouraged.
• You need to document the design of your prototype
  in a report. You need to keep you actual
  prototype for the final evaluation part of the
  coursework
• Hand in a 1,500 word individual report
• Worth 30 of the overall mark for G52HCI
• Due 1600 on Friday 20th March via WebCT

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Structure of your report

• Introduction
• Introduction to the report
• Discussion of your chosen prototyping method
• Documentation of your prototype
• Walk through your design
• Explain how you have met the requirements
  (reference the specification)
• Explain how you have followed established design
  guidelines
• Liberal use of photos and screenshots is
  encouraged alongside textual explanation
• Comment on the requirements specification
• Comment on the strengths and weaknesses of the
  requirements specification you were given. How
  easy was it to follow and why?

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System Allocations for Prototyping

• Please note that this is an individual coursework
  even though I am using group names below for
  convenience
• Sierra photos
• Tango photos
• Uniform photos
• Victor video
• Whisky video
• X-ray music
• Yankee music
• Zulu music
• The requirements specifications are available on
  the course website