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ARE017 Ergonomics in Design 4.5 ECTS credits | |
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TIMEPERIOD: LANGUAGE:English EXAMINER Dennis Pettersson Prof PREREQUISITES Posses a bachelor degree in science or 120 university points in the field of science or equivalent and have a good knowledge in English. COURSE AIM The course is aimned to provide the sudent with an understanding of the role of ergonomic design as i applies to work design, workplace design, machine design and product design. The course will provide the knowledge and skills necessary for the student to contribute as an ergonomist to the design process. CONTENTS Role of human characteristics and capabilities in interface design; Work layout; Machine design; Product design: Methods for evaluating man/machine interface design; Methods for collecting data on users experience with particular design solutions. TEACHING After the theoretical phase, which will be in the form of lectures, practical classes of the methodology of the design process will be conducted. EXAMINATION Written tests and assignment reports. COURSE GRADE SCALE: ITEMS/CREDITS | |
| Written exam | 2.25ECTS |
| Assignments | 2.25ECTS |
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COURSE LITERATURE * Course text book 1. Bailey., R.W., 1982. Human Performance Eng. - A Guide for System designers, Prentice Hall 1984 2. Bignall, V., and Fortune, J., 1984. Understanding Systems Failures. Manchester University Press 3. Cushman, W. H., and Rosenberg, D.J. 1991. Human Factors in Product Design, Amsterdam. Elsevier 4. Galer, I., 1987, Applied Ergonomics Handbook, Butterworth, London 5. Grandjean, E, 1978. Ergonomics in the home, Taylor & Francis, London *6. Jones J.C., 1992, Design Methods 2nd Ed. NY: London. van Nostrand Reinholt: Chapman & Hall 7. Pheasent, S., 1987. Ergonomics Standards and Guideliners for Designers, BSI, London 8. Sanders, M.S., and McCormick, E.J., 1993. Human factors in engineering and design (McGraw-Hill: New York), 7th edition. 9. Wilson J.R., and Corlett E.N., 1990. Evaluation of Human Work. Taylor and Francis. |
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