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CS8079 - Human
Computer Interaction UNIT - I
FOUNDATIONS OF HCI
Year: IV Prepared by,
Semester: VII Mrs. T. SUGANYA, M.E., Topic: Interaction AP/CSE Solamalai College of Date: 27-08-2020 Engineering Topics: Interactivity Paradigms Case study Interactivity Defining the features of an interactive system Each & Every aspects of interaction should be noted Alert/Notification/Error – should be given ◦ WIMP ◦ Speech driven interfaces ◦ Model Dialog boxes Interactive Paradigms Predominant Theoretical Frameworks Model, Interactive Technologies.A paradigm shift is a sudden change in point of view. Batch Processing Execute series of jobs - One program at a time Single user Time Sharing - 1950 -60 Interactive Computing – parallel processing Single Computer - Used by Several Individuals Networking - 1969 Server - clients Community Computing Interactive Paradigms Interactive Paradigms Graphical Displays Visual Display units , images, icons , menus Direct Manipulation Microprocessor Multi purpose programmable device, smaller in size and achieved higher performance. Personal Computing WWW Global Information , collaboration Ubiquitous Computing Existing Everywhere Computing is made at anywhere and at anytime using any device , any format Technologies :Internet, Middleware, I/O Interfaces, Location, sensors Sensor based Context-aware Interaction ◦ linking changes in the environment with computer systems. ◦ Context : time/envrn./near by users/situations ◦ Eg: Smart homes (turn off lights, adjust temperature) Multi Modality Combination of multiple modalities, Usage of more than one independent channel signals for the interaction between a user and a machine is termed as multimodal human computer interaction system (MMHCI). WIMP ◦ WIMP is the style of graphical user interface that uses the common widgets – Windows, Icon, Menus, Pointers ◦ WIMP is also sometimes said to be a paradigm for human-computer interaction. ◦ Tool bars ◦ Palates ◦ Buttons ◦ Dialog Boxes Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) Definition: Software tools and technology to support groups of people working together on a project at different sites CSCW removes bias of single user / single computer system Example: Electronic mail Case Study: 1. Research, identify and briefly describe the 3 worst HCI designs – Any Machine/ Desktop APP/Mobile APP/ Web site 2. What input & output device would you use for the following System? Tourist Information System Note: Ex1: MS paint – Interface Menu, color palate, screen toolbar. Missing , Easy to access , internationalization