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Serco Usability Services is running a two-day
course for anyone interested in usability evaluation techniques
that can be used for improving the usability of products and
systems during development.
Participants will learn how to set usability goals, how to
evaluate usability at all stages of the system development
lifecycle and how to assess the extent to which the final system
meets user needs.
They will also learn how to choose the most appropriate and
cost-effective evaluation methods for use in their development
environment. This is a hands-on course, which gives practical
experience of usability evaluation techniques.
The course is based on extensive experience of applying
usability evaluation methods in a wide range of commercial
organisations.
Who should attend: Anyone who is involved in improving
usability and assuring software quality should attend this
course, including project managers, developers, system
procurers, quality managers, and usability professionals. The
course is intended for those new to usability or with limited
experience of usability evaluation.
BUY ONE GET ONE HALF PRICE offer applies to delegates from the
same organisation. Please contact Serco for further
details.
Dates: 5th-6th April 2006
Price: £800 + VAT
Booking & More Details:
http://www.serco.com/usability/services/support/UEcourse06.asp
or contact amelia.evans@serco.com
or Tel: 020 7421 6499.
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Usability Evaluation (2-day course)
Serco Usability Services is running a two-day course for anyone interested in usability evaluation techniques that can be used for improving the usability of products and systems during development.
Location
Central London (see booking page for details)
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