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Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
The document discusses the definition and importance of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) as a socio-technological discipline aimed at creating accessible and useful computer systems for users. It highlights the significance of HCI in improving the quality of life, enhancing national competitiveness, and ensuring national security through effective user interfaces. The evolution of HCI from past to present and future trends is also acknowledged.
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- 1. ENCIK NIK ISROZAIDINIK ISMAIL HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION
- 2. MUHAMMAD NUR AFFENDY BINNOR’A GROUP MEMBERS : NUR SYAHIRA AMIRA BINTI MOHD AZHARI SITI NURSHAHIRAH BINTI MOHAMMAD SAAD
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- 15. USER INTERFACE (UI) HUMANCOMPUTER INTERACTION (HCI) Interaction between user and computer Designed the computer to react with user its involved in the interaction between user and computer
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- 17. Human Computer Interactionis a socio-technological discipline whose goal is to bring the power of computers and communications systems to people in ways and forms that are both accessible and useful in : working learning communicating recreational lives
- 18. Excellence in HCIis important for several reasons : Quality Of Life National Competitiveness Growth of the computer and communications industries. National Security
- 19. Quality Of Life Importantapplications of computers in medicine are possible only if they are both useful and easy to use by doctors, nurses, and aides. Powerful, interesting, and usable applications are the fuel for continuing growth of these industries. Growth of the computer and communications industries.
- 20. Information technology isone of the drivers for increased productivity. As more and more workers use computers in their jobs, training time and ease-of-use issues become economically more and more important. National Competitiveness
- 21. National Security Computer-based command,control, communications, and intelligence systems are at the heart of our military infrastructure. Interfaces between operators and computers are found in cockpits, on the bridge, and in the field. To be effective, these systems must have high- quality human-computer interfaces.
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