This document discusses the objectives and topics of the course CS814PE: Human Computer Interaction. The course aims to:
1) Provide an overview of HCI and user interface design alternatives beyond keyboard and mouse.
2) Develop an understanding of human cognitive systems and how to apply psychology models to predict user performance.
3) Focus on user-centered design methodology and ethics in technology design.
The course covers topics such as principles of user interface design, components of user interfaces like input and output, considerations for design, and benefits of good design like lower training costs. It aims to teach skills like applying HCI principles to accessibility tools.
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A consistent UI leaves an overall impression on user’s psychology, aesthetics and taste. Human–computer interaction (HCI) is
the study of how humans interact with computer systems. Many disciplines contribute to HCI, including computer science, psychology,
ergonomics, engineering, and graphic design. HCI is a broad term that covers all aspects of the way in which people interact with computers.
In their daily lives, people are coming into contact with an increasing number of computer-based technologies. Some of these computer
systems, such as personal computers, we use directly. We come into contact with other systems less directly — for example, we have all seen
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justified by linking with other scientific pillars and concluded some of the best holistic base work for future innovations. It is done by
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A high level presentation on the future of interface design that includes a quick look at the history, the current state, and what questions we should look at when thinking about the future.
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A consistent UI leaves an overall impression on user’s psychology, aesthetics and taste. Human–computer interaction (HCI) is
the study of how humans interact with computer systems. Many disciplines contribute to HCI, including computer science, psychology,
ergonomics, engineering, and graphic design. HCI is a broad term that covers all aspects of the way in which people interact with computers.
In their daily lives, people are coming into contact with an increasing number of computer-based technologies. Some of these computer
systems, such as personal computers, we use directly. We come into contact with other systems less directly — for example, we have all seen
cashiers use laser scanners and digital cash registers when we shop. We have taken the same but in extensible line and made more solid
justified by linking with other scientific pillars and concluded some of the best holistic base work for future innovations. It is done by
inspecting various theories of Colour, Shape, Wave, Fonts, Design language and other miscellaneous theories in detail.
A high level presentation on the future of interface design that includes a quick look at the history, the current state, and what questions we should look at when thinking about the future.
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2. Course Objectives
• To gain an overview of Human-Computer Interaction
(HCI), with an understanding of user interface design in
general, and alternatives to traditional "keyboard and
mouse" computing.
• become familiar with the vocabulary associated with
sensory and cognitive systems as relevant to task
performance by humans.
• be able to apply models from cognitive psychology to
predicting user performance in various human-
computer interaction tasks and recognize the limits of
human performance as they apply to computer
operation.
3. Course Objectives
• appreciate the importance of a design and evaluation
methodology that begins with and maintains a focus on the
user.
• be familiar with a variety of both conventional and non-
traditional user interface paradigms, the latter including
virtual and augmented reality, mobile and wearable
computing, and ubiquitous computing
• understand the social implications of technology and their
ethical responsibilities as engineers in the design of
technological systems.
• Finally, working in small groups on a product design from
start to finish will provide you with invaluable team-work
experience.
4. Course Outcomes:
• Ability to apply HCI and principles to
interaction design.
• Ability to design certain tools for blind or PH
people.
5. UNIT - I
• Introduction: Importance of user Interface –
definition, importance of good design. Benefits of
good design. A brief history of Screen design.
• The graphical user interface – popularity of
graphics, the concept of direct manipulation,
graphical system, Characteristics, Web user –
Interface popularity, characteristics- Principles of
user interface.
7. • HCI stands for Human-Computer Interaction.
• It is an interdisciplinary field
that focuses on the design, evaluation, and
implementation of interactive computing systems for
human use.
• The goal of HCI is to create intuitive and user-friendly
interfaces
• between humans and computers that allow people to
interact with technology in a natural and efficient way.
• This involves understanding human behavior, cognitive
processes, and social interactions, as well as the
capabilities and limitations of computers and other
digital devices.
8. • HCI is a critical component
in the design and development of software
applications, websites, mobile devices, and other
interactive technologies.
• It involves a range of methods and techniques
for studying user behavior, such as usability testing,
user surveys, and user-centered design.
• The ultimate aim of HCI is to improve the user
experience and make technology more accessible
and effective for all users.
10. • A User Interface (UI) is the point of interaction
between a user and a digital device
such as a
Computer
mobile phone
or other electronic device.
It includes:
all the visual, audio, and tactile elements that users
can see, hear, and touch when they interact with a
device.
as well as the overall layout and organization of
information on the screen.
12. User Interface has two components
• Input
• Output
Input is how a per communicates his/her needs or
desires to the computer.
Common input components are
Keyboard, mouse, trackball, voice
Output is how the computer conveys the results of
its computations and requirements to the user.
13. next class
Why user Interface is important?
General considerations for designing
user interface.
what is meant by good user interface?
Benefits of good design.
15. • User interface is important to meet user
expectations (accessability, visual aesthetic and
ease of use) and support the effective
functionality of user site.
• A well executed user interface facilitates effective
interaction between the user and the program.
• An optimal mix of effective visuals and efficient
responsiveness will improve site’s conversion
rates.
• It anticipates the needs of the user and then
satisfies those needs.
17. 3 general considerations for designing of user
interface:
• Whether the system uses custom built screens
or browser based.
• What devices will it be used on.
• Which operating systems will it support.
18. what is meant by good user interface?
• Clear
• Consistent
• Simple
• User-controlled
• Direct and
• Forgiving
19. Benefits of good design
• Training costs are lowered.
• Employee / user satisfaction will improve.
• Builds customer relationships.
• Bounce rates will lower.