She has worked in various industries including healthcare, computer peripherals, software services, and consumer electronics. Meena holds a Master's Degree in User Centered Behavior and Design from Syracuse University.ĭebra Reich has been developing products for over 25 years.
She is an Experience Strategist at twig+fish in addition to teaching at Bentley. Previously, she managed the customer experience team at Scient Corporation, and worked as a consultant with Human Factors International and Cambridge Technology Partners. Meena has taught classes on web design and usability testing, and facilitated design workshops implementing the "white room" concept for creative problem solving. She has contributed to articles on this content from Forrester Research and InfoWorld. Meena has also promoted the importance of customer experience and has related this concept back to the key return-on-investment factors. She has effectively applied these techniques to products ranging from software applications design to web-to-wireless products.
Meena Kothandaraman has more than 13 years of experience in usability related tasks that encompass key aspects of the design life cycle: data gathering, task analysis, interface design, prototyping and usability testing. Bill is a graduate of Davidson College (A.B.) and the Institute of Design/Illinois Institute of Technology (M.Des.). Select clients include: Dell, Ford Motor Company, DaimlerChrysler, Toyota Financial Services, Discover Card, State Street Bank, Aetna USHealthcare, Time Warner Cable, Baxter Healthcare, Genzyme, Haemonetics, WrightLine, PatientKeeper, Shure, Altec Lansing, Harvard University, Crown Equipment Corporation, and the AARP. Bill has helped organizations develop interactive systems for wide-ranging consumer and B2B applications. His past roles also include Vice President of Product Development at Fitch Worldwide, and Director in the User Experience group at Scient Corporation. Bill especially enjoys the translation of user and channel inputs into design requirements, and has a particular interest in participatory design research methods that yield compelling, differentiated solutions for products and interactive systems. Prior to joining Essential, Bill worked as an independent consultant to a number of clients and industries. He is a frequent guest lecturer at Bentley and has a broad background in user-centered design. Bentley is not responsible for travel costs in the event of a cancellation.īill Hartman is a senior consultant and group leader at Essential Design - a research, strategy, and development firm in Boston. Bentley reserves the right to cancel any course in the event of low enrollment. No refunds are given for cancellations made less than 21 days prior to the program's start. Our cancellation policy requires that notice of cancellation be submitted in writing to Bill Gribbons ( made 21 or more days before the program begins are subject to a cancellation fee of $400. The User Experience Boot Camp and the User Experience Certificate are designed as standalone programs. Camp graduates may, however, request to have the camp experience applied to credit for two courses in the larger certificate. Students who wish to do so are urged to seek advising on course substitutions to minimize possible redundancy between the two programs.įor participants of the User Experience Certificate program, this program fulfills two course requirements: IN922C Usability Testing (required) and an elective course of the participant's choice. Contact Bill Gribbons ( receive the discount. Bentley University Alumni can also receive a 10% discount on all UX Certificate courses.
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Save 10% on registration when three or more participants from the same organization enroll in the same course. Organizational & Bentley University Alumni Discount Continental breakfast and lunch are included in each day's schedule. The cost of the program does not include hotel and travel. Given the limited enrollment, the boot camp will fill quickly. Our early bird registration costs $5,600.
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