A design methodology for user-centered innovation in the software development area

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We propose a methodology integrating HCI and Entrepreneurship courses. The approach allows to explore the business ideas supported for HCI techniques. The proposal brings up the students viewpoint for the audience needs.We concern on the lack of specific education on innovation in computer science.Two case studies to evaluate the methodology were conducted.

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