Advanced User Interface DesignLaajuus (10 cr)
Course unit code: KM00GE65
General information
- Credits
- 10 cr
Objective
The student
• enhances their expertise in a selected area of advanced user interface design and applies this knowledge within broader design processes
• can analyse and utilise the unique characteristics of their specialisation area and understand how these influence holistic user interface design
• makes informed, evidence-based design decisions to create high-quality user interfaces
• can document and professionally present the impact and rationale behind their design solutions.
Content
• Exploring a selected specialisation area
• Developing expertise and applying it to user interface solutions
• Refining user interfaces from the perspective of the specialisation area
• Documenting design solutions
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
The student
• participates in the course activities at a satisfactory level
• recognises the basic principles of their chosen specialisation area and can partially apply them in user interface design
• can document their design solutions at a basic level.
Assessment criteria, good (3)
The student
• actively participates in the course
• demonstrates proficiency in the key concepts of their chosen specialisation area and can systematically apply them in user interface design
• uses their expertise to develop user-friendly and functional user interfaces and documents and justifies their work professionally.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
The student
• demonstrates exceptional engagement in the course
• exhibits in-depth mastery of their specialisation area and utilises its unique features comprehensively and professionally in user interface design
• makes evidence-based design decisions to develop high-quality user interfaces that meet the needs and goals of target groups
• documents their work comprehensively and professionally, demonstrating strong expertise in their specialisation area.
Assessment criteria, approved/failed
The student
• participates in the course activities at a satisfactory level
• recognises the basic principles of their chosen specialisation area and can partially apply them in user interface design
• can document their design solutions at a basic level.