Bentley College Graduate Work

M.S., Human Factors in Information Design

The M.S. in Human Factors in Information Design (MSHFID) program at Bentley University prepares professionals to meet the requirements of the changing marketplace of technology products, with the ultimate goal of improving product usability and promoting non-intrusive design.


Course Index

View my work from one of the following courses:


HF 700 Foundations in Human Factors

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HF 710 Managing the Development of Information Products

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HF 720 Localization and the Global Market

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HF 730 Information Visualization

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HF 740 Information Architecture

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HF 750 Testing and Assessment Programs

    Note:The MonsterTRAK Usability Test Project was completed for Monster.com by me and 4 other students.

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HF 770 Prototyping Theory and Practice

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CS 603 Object-Oriented Programming in Java

Notes: The assignments for this course are in an ordered series; that is, each builds upon the previous. This series of assignments involve creating an application that generates telephone bills for a hypothetical company named TelUSA. Programs are packaged as JBuilder projects.

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CS 631 Systems Analysis and Design

Notes: The first three assignments (done in teams of 2) involve applying systems analysis tools and techniques to an information system for a hypothetical company named Apna Ghaar Real Estate. The Feasibility Study was completed for BEA Systems, Inc. by me and 3 other students.
Many assignments for this course require Visual Analyst Workbench (a CASE tool available from Visible Systems).

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