Human -Centered Design & Ergonomics - II

This course emphasizes the role of ergonomics and human-centered design in creating functional, safe, and user-friendly products and environments. Learners will study anthropometry, human factors, usability, and cognitive ergonomics. Practical exercises include evaluating user interactions, designing prototypes, and testing ergonomic solutions. Emphasis is placed on empathy-driven approaches that prioritize comfort, accessibility, and well-being. Case studies highlight product and spatial designs that integrate human needs seamlessly. By the end, learners will gain practical skills in applying ergonomics and user-centered methods, equipping them to design solutions that enhance user satisfaction and overall experience.