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Instructional Hours: 60 Hours

No. of Weeks: 15

Period: 21 April 2023 - 13 Feb 2023

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The daily schedule for lecture, tutorial, practical and assessment activities are outlined in the table below: The module will be run in 4 hours across 15 sessions.

Week 01: Research & Evaluation

Fri, Apr 21

Week 02: User Research + Stakeholder Management

Fri, Apr 28

Week 03: Information Syntheses + UX Mapping

Fri, May 5

Week 04: User Personas + HMW Statements

Fri, May 12

Week 05: Online Consultation (CA1)

Fri, May 19

Week 06: Online Consultation (CA1)

Fri, May 26

Week 07: CA1 Online Presentation

Mon, Jun 5

Week 08: Term Break

Fri, Jun 9

Week 09: Term Break

Fri, Jun 16

Week 10: Ideation + Critique

Fri, Jun 23

Week 11: Prototyping

Fri, Jun 30

Week 12: Visual Design

Fri, Jul 7

Week 13: Visual Design

Fri, Jul 14

Week 14: Usability Testing

Fri, Jul 21

Week 15: ASC 2023/WSA 2023 [No Class]

Fri, Jul 28

Week 16: Consultation

Fri, Aug 4

Week 17: In-Class Consultation

Fri, Aug 11

Week 18: Final Presentation + Submission

Fri, Aug 18

Week 01: Research & Evaluation

Date

Fri, Apr 21

Duration

4 hrs

Key Agenda

Introduction to UX Design

Project Scoping: Select F&B Business.

Background Research

SWOT Analysis

Competitor Analysis

Problems Identification (Assumptions)

Introduction to Heuristics Evaluation

Lesson plan

[1400 - 1415] Settle In.

[1415 - 1445] Introduction to UX Design + Module Briefing.

[1445 - 1500] Introductions to Miro + Warm-up.

[1500 - 1530] Group Formulation + Ice Breaking

[1530 - 1600] Activity: Project Scoping

Step 1: Each member to pick a “Eat, Live, Play” business with the following:

High-level problems identified

Why the group should pick this business

Step 2: Quick presentation within the team

Step 3: Collective voting to decide on the final F&B business.

[1600 - 1630] Coffee Break // Complete Voting by 1030.

[1630 - 1715] Background Research

Activity 1: SWOT Analysis

Activity 3: Competitor Analysis

Activity 4: Assumed User Problems (Research from Internet)

[1715 - 1745] Introduction to Heuristics Evaluation

[1745 - 1800] Weekly Retrospective + Class Conclusion

Homework

More In-depth Background Research

Heuristic Evaluation of F&B Business’ Product(s)

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Assessment 3

Assessment 3

CA1: UX Research

Weightage

40%

Assessment Criteria

Customer Journey Map (30%)

Persona (30%)

Research Findings on Business (30%)

Objectives

To develop understanding of the importance of research in the first phase of design

To learn how to conduct secondary and primary research

To develop analytical skills on insights gathering

CA2: UX Design

Weightage

40%

Assessment Criteria

Introduction (20%)

Prototyping Process (40%)

Prototype Demonstration (30%)

Objectives

To apply UX research in developing a viable solution

To apply the UX principles learnt into designing a product: services, apps etc

To create an interactive prototype using relevant UX and design tools

CA3: UX Review

Weightage

20%

Assessment Criteria

Identify a product (10%)

Apply 5 relevant principles/concepts to analyse product (50%)

Reflection on learning (20%)

Objectives

Identify UX Design of products in our everyday lives

Apply the UX research and UX design principles/concepts to critically analyse the design of these products

Reflect on the learning and insights from this CA on UX Design

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Semester Calendar 3

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