Based on the professor in the video...I found the class that you would have to be in to have taken part in this
http://www.summer.harvard.edu/courses/faculty/g_i.jsp
Prof Dennis F. Galletta teaches two classes (on loan from Pitt)
ISMT S-170 Human Factors in Information Systems Design (32596)
Dennis F. Galletta.
Class times: Tuesdays, Thursdays, noon-3 pm.
Course tuition: undergraduate and graduate credit $2,640.
While many organizations have outsourced the design of production systems, the recent Internet and e-commerce explosion has created the need to design corporate web sites. These sites are developed by people of various backgrounds, but organizational practices must exist to make sure they take into account what we know about human factors engineering. This course focuses on how to gather requirements, achieve a usable first draft, and test and improve that draft. Publisher or Dreamweaver are used for course projects. (4 credits)
That's my guess....but upon second read through, it sounds a lot more website based than UI based.