Explain why the aims of human factors may conflict with other design aims.Explain that the ergonomic data required in systems design depends on the role of people in that system.
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E.1.8 Explain why the aims of human factors may conflict with other design aims Examine the notion of optimum compromise and consider cost, form, function, which may be more important aims to achieve in a specific design context. E.1.9 Explain that the ergonomic data required in systems design depends on the role of people in that system Consider an operator of a system or a user of a system. Reduced system efficiency and failures that occur early in the life cycle are frequently caused by poor human factors design.