Human factors, Usability and UX

The aim of this module is to train future cognitive engineers in the concepts, tools and methods needed to study and take into account the human factor, usability and UX.
Keywords:

Ergonomics,
Workstation,
Activity analysis,
User-centered design,
UX,
Human factors,
Usability,
Intervention methods.

The prerequisites for this module are the knowledge acquired during the differentiated psychology course.

Part 1: Human Factors
Chapter 1: Introduction (6h CI Speaker: Lisa Créno (Ersya))

Ergonomics
Human factors

Chapter 2: Intervention methods (6h CI Speaker: Sébastien Lemanceau (Ersya)

Activity analysis
Structuring an intervention

Part 2: User-centered design
Chapter 1: Theoretical models (12h CM Presenter: Véronique Lespinet-Najib)

User-centered design
Usability
UX
Cognitive load and stress

Chapter 2: Intervention methods (8h TD, 8h TP, 8h Project Presenters: Véronique Lespinet-Najib, Hélène Unrein, Floriane Balssa, Delphine Graeff)

Semi-directive interviews
Questionnaires
Observation
Focus Group
Measures of collective activity
Measures of cognitive load
Use Users system

"Philosophy of TD, TP and Project":
Part 1: Human factors

There are no TDs, TPs or projects, as this is an integrated course in which concrete examples are integrated with theoretical concepts.

Part 2: User-Centered Design

As part of Chapter 2, an immersive week will be proposed so that for each method (interview, questionnaire, observation, focus group, etc.), a concrete presentation, role-playing exercises and a project to be carried out independently are proposed.

Ergonomics, Cognitics