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Class: BICTE 4^th Semester Date: 2024/02/18

Subject: System Analysis and Design Time: 50 min

Unit: 5 Number of Students: 15

Topic: Reflection on Unit 5

1. Specific Objective:[edit | edit source]

At the end of this lesson, students will be able:

To reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5, User-Centered System Design and related topics.
To review understanding of UCSD, Human Factors (HF), Ergonomics, Situational Assessment, and Complex System Development.
To discuss the actions and integration of Safety Engineering (SE), HF, and Ergonomics in system design.

2. Instructional materials:[edit | edit source]

Daily uses materials

3. Teaching Learning Activities:[edit | edit source]

Welcome the students and introduce the purpose of the lesson: to reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5 of the course.
Review the importance of User-Centered System Design (UCSD) in creating systems that meet user needs and preferences.
Recap the concepts of Human Factors (HF) and Ergonomics and their significance in system design and usability.
Encourage students to reflect on the implications of these topics in real-world scenarios or projects they have encountered.
Explore examples of how SE, HF, and Ergonomics considerations are integrated in system design and development processes.
Facilitate a discussion where students can reflect on their learning from Unit 5 and share any questions, insights, or challenges they encountered.
Address any remaining questions or concerns.

4. Assessment:[edit | edit source]

Define User-Centered System Design (UCSD) and explain its significance in system development.
Discuss the challenges associated with developing complex systems, and propose strategies for addressing them.

5. Evaluation:[edit | edit source]

Propose a plan for conducting a situational assessment for a hypothetical system development project, outlining the steps to be taken and potential challenges to be addressed.

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-Lesson plan no: 13
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-Class:	BICTE 4th Semester					Date: 2024/02/18
+Class: BICTE 4<sup>th</sup> Semester                                              Date: 2024/02/18
-Subject: System Analysis and Design				Time: 50 min
-Unit: 5								Number of Students: 15
-Topic: Reflection on Unit 5
-.	Specific Objective:
+Subject: System Analysis and Design                               Time: 50 min
+Unit: 5                                                                            Number of Students: 15
+Topic: Reflection on Unit 5
+== 1.    Specific Objective: ==
 At the end of this lesson, students will be able:
-•	To reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5, User-Centered System Design and related topics.
-•	To review understanding of UCSD, Human Factors (HF), Ergonomics, Situational Assessment, and Complex System Development.
+*      To reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5, User-Centered System Design and related topics.
-•	To discuss the actions and integration of Safety Engineering (SE), HF, and Ergonomics in system design.
+*      To review understanding of UCSD, Human Factors (HF), Ergonomics, Situational Assessment, and Complex System Development.
-.	Instructional materials:
+*      To discuss the actions and integration of Safety Engineering (SE), HF, and Ergonomics in system design.
-•	Daily uses materials
-•	PowerPoint presentation slides
+== 2.    Instructional materials: ==
-.	Teaching Learning Activities:
-•	Welcome the students and introduce the purpose of the lesson: to reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5 of the course.
+*      Daily uses materials
-•	Review the importance of User-Centered System Design (UCSD) in creating systems that meet user needs and preferences.
-•	Recap the concepts of Human Factors (HF) and Ergonomics and their significance in system design and usability.
+== 3.    Teaching Learning Activities: ==
-•	Encourage students to reflect on the implications of these topics in real-world scenarios or projects they have encountered.
-•	Explore examples of how SE, HF, and Ergonomics considerations are integrated in system design and development processes.
+*      Welcome the students and introduce the purpose of the lesson: to reflect on the key concepts covered in Unit 5 of the course.
-•	Facilitate a discussion where students can reflect on their learning from Unit 5 and share any questions, insights, or challenges they encountered.
+*      Review the importance of User-Centered System Design (UCSD) in creating systems that meet user needs and preferences.
-•	Address any remaining questions or concerns.
+*      Recap the concepts of Human Factors (HF) and Ergonomics and their significance in system design and usability.
-.	Assessment:
+*      Encourage students to reflect on the implications of these topics in real-world scenarios or projects they have encountered.
-•	Define User-Centered System Design (UCSD) and explain its significance in system development.
+*      Explore examples of how SE, HF, and Ergonomics considerations are integrated in system design and development processes.
-•	Discuss the challenges associated with developing complex systems, and propose strategies for addressing them.
+*      Facilitate a discussion where students can reflect on their learning from Unit 5 and share any questions, insights, or challenges they encountered.
-.	Evaluation:
+*      Address any remaining questions or concerns.
+== 4.    Assessment: ==
+*      Define User-Centered System Design (UCSD) and explain its significance in system development.
+*      Discuss the challenges associated with developing complex systems, and propose strategies for addressing them.
+== 5.    Evaluation: ==
 Propose a plan for conducting a situational assessment for a hypothetical system development project, outlining the steps to be taken and potential challenges to be addressed.