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Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction

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1.Before We Begin

About This Course What is HCI?Significance of HCI

2.Human and Computer Capabilities

Introduction to Human and Computer Capabilities Visual Perception Auditory Perception Tactual Perception Human Memory Movement Thinking Problem-Solving Quiz on Human Capabilities Computer Input Channels Computer Output Channels Computer Memory Quiz on Computer Capabilities

3.Interaction

Norman's Model of Interaction The Interaction Framework Ergonomics of Interaction Interaction Styles Quiz on Interaction

4.Design Rules and Fundamentals

Introduction to Design Rules and Fundamentals Principles to Support Usability Universal Design Principles Shneiderman’s Eight Golden Rules Norman’s Seven Principles Quiz on Design Principles

5.Design Process

Basics of Interaction Design Process Usability Engineering Lifecycle Model Quiz on Design Process

6.Phase 1: Requirements Analysis

Requirements User Profiling Contextual Task Analysis Usability Goal Setting Quiz on Requirements Analysis

7.Phase 2: Design/Prototyping/Development

Prototyping Conceptual Design Physical Design Quiz on Design/Prototyping/Development

8.Evaluation Techniques

Introduction to Evaluation Techniques Heuristic Based Evaluations Model-Based Evaluations Experimental Evaluation Observational Techniques Quiz on Evaluation Techniques

9.Conclusion

Real World Applications Future of HCI

Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction

Quiz on Computer Capabilities

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The icons that represent user action results in the form of a natural sound are called ____.

A.

Earcons

B.

Auditory icons

C.

Voice messages

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Computer Memory

Norman's Model of Interaction

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