HCI

HCI

1. Was ist HCI

2. Interactive Systems

   • Human

3. Human Senses: Vision, Sound, Touch, Smell, Taste

4. Interactive Systems: Human Vision:Angle

5. Sensory absolute tresholds

6. Input and Output

   • Sensors for basic explicit Interaction
   • Sensors for explicit Interaction
   • Sensors for implicit Interaction

7. experiments

   • Why we do experiments
   • Statistics for Experiments
     • Density Scale

8. Potential Approach: Observation

9. Causation vs Correlation

10. From the Human to the User

11. Model Human Processor

    • Operation Times
    • Why are Usabilty and Ergonomics important?
      • Especially in the Context of WWW and New Media

12. Many Jobs require an Understanding of Ergnonomics

13. Interaction Styles

14. Simple Interaction with Screen Dialog

15. Social Environment and Organizantinal Context

16. Types of Design Rules

17. Usability 101

18. Basics and Principles of HCI

    • 1. Learnability
    • 2. Flexibility
    • 3. Robustness

19. Principles for UI Design by Shneiderman

    • 1. Recognize User Diversity
    • 2. Follow the golden Rules
      • Constiency
      • Shortcuts
      • Feedback
      • Closure
      • Prevent Errors
      • Permit easy Reversal of actions
      • Feeling in Control
    • 3. Prevent Errors
      • Human Centered Design for interactive Systems
        • Problems
        • Activities in the Model

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