Lecture

Scenarios and Requirements

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of design scenarios and requirements in user interaction with systems. It explains the difference between scenarios and use cases, the process of requirement definition, and provides a case study on wine recommendation. The lecture also presents detailed context scenarios for different personas and their interactions with a wine recommender system.

Instructor

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Systems science and engineering

Systems thinking: Systems engineering

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Software development: Human–computer interaction

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