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Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
The study of how people interact with computers and software.
CSBP 316
CSBP 316
A course code for Human Computer Interaction at UAE University.
Lecture 5
Lecture 5
Specific lecture in a series focusing on HCI concepts.
Class Assignment 1
Class Assignment 1
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Human Computer Interaction (HCI) - CSBP 316
- Course: Human Computer Interaction (HCI), CSBP 316
- Institution: CIT, UAE University
- Lecture: Introduction to HCI, Lecture 5
UCD: A Simple Interaction Design Lifecycle Model
- Discovering Requirements: Initial step in understanding user needs and goals.
- Designing Alternatives: Generating multiple design options for the product/service.
- Prototyping: Creating interactive representations of the designs.
- Evaluating: Testing prototypes with users.
- Final Product: The final, improved product incorporating feedback and adjustments.
- Iterative Process: These steps are cyclical—feedback from evaluation informs adjustments and redesigns.
UCD: Another Lifecycle Model (Google Design Sprint)
- Phases: Unpack, Sketch, Decide, Prototype, Test, Iterate, Decide.
- Unpack: Understanding the problem and initial ideas.
- Sketch: Generating different design options.
- Decide: Refining design choices.
- Prototype: Creating tangible representations.
- Test: Evaluating with target users.
- Iterate: Revise the design based on feedback.
- Decide: Finalizing design decisions.
Good Design Is Not...
- Applying Checklists and Guidelines Only: UCD is a more holistic approach that emphasizes understanding of the people involved.
- Using Oneself as the Model User: Real users exhibit diverse needs and abilities, so including real user testing in the design process is important.
- Common Sense Alone: Design solutions should be tested and verified with real users by an expert, especially in areas like safety or accessibility.
- Designing without Expert Advice: Specialists in areas like human factors can play an important role in identifying and implementing user needs effectively and safely.
- Ignoring Context and Needs: Designs should be crafted within a specific context for the user, and in consideration of unique needs and challenges.
Class Assignment 1
- This is a class assignment for the course.
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This quiz covers the key concepts of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) from Lecture 5 of the CSBP 316 course at CIT. It explores user-centered design (UCD) including the interaction design lifecycle model, phases of design, prototyping, and evaluation processes essential for creating user-friendly products. Test your understanding of these foundational principles and their iterative nature.
