User-centered design and innovation

Through the methods and practices of designing interfaces between humans and the systems involved in an environment, the aim is to take a critical and constructive look at the requirements linked to needs, via the activities and tools handled.
The module's objectives are:

Learn to analyze user needs,
be capable of innovation and problem solving

Basic knowledge of interface, event-driven programming and human factors.

Chapter 1: Introduction to User Centered Design:
1 CM: Introduction to the module/ how TD projects work and reminder of user centered design
Chapter 2: The user need
2 CM: methods and tools for understanding and identifying the user need
3 TP: setting up a project for user need analysis and data analysis
Objective: Identify the user need
Speaker: Noémie Chaniaud
Chapter 3: Design and Ideation
4 CM: ideation and innovation management
6 CM: product/service design
Objective: how to respond to user need and create innovations in line with needs
Speakers: Noémie Chaniaud and Pierre-Alexandre Favier
Chapter 4: The specifics of design for mobile
2 CM: design for mobile
Speakers: Sylvia Delauzun Deschamps
Chapter 5: Using eye tracking

2 CM: eye tracking method
2 TD: using Tobii

Lecturers: Hélène Unrein and Tobii speaker

Cognitics: specification, user needs, UCD and innovation