Hci [1]introduction
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1. The document discusses an introduction to human-computer interaction (HCI) lecture. It defines HCI and discusses the relationship between humans and computers. 2. It outlines the goals of the lecture which are for students to understand theories of HCI, how to collect user requirements, and evaluate good and bad interface designs. 3. The lecture topics are also outlined and include introductions, interaction paradigms, interaction design, HCI in software development, task analysis and evaluation techniques. Student assessment will be based on participation, assignments, exams, and a final project.
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Hurriyatul Fitriyah [hfitriyah@ub.ac.id]
Computer System
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Hci [1]introduction
- 1. Human – Computer Interaction Hurriyatul Fitriyah [hfitriyah@ub.ac.id] Computer System Information Technology & Computer Science Program
- 2. 1. Pengantar Kuliah HCI
- 3. 1. 2. tujuan Mahasiswa dapat memahami peran, teori dan kerangka kerja Interaksi Manusia dan Komputer. Mahasiswa mengetahui bagaimana cara mengumpulkan dan memperhatikan kebutuhan pengguna dan menganalisis apa yang terlibat dalam proses desain interaksi. 3. Mahasiswa dapat memahami perbedaan desain antarmuka yang baik dan yang buruk berdasarkan prinsip-prinsip desain ditinjau dari segi kegunaan dan pengalaman pengguna. 4. Mahasiswa dapat menerapkan berbagai teknik desain interaksi. 5. Mahasiswa dapat menganalisis dan mengkritik untuk mengevaluasi kegunaan dan efektivitas berbagai interface, sistem, dan device interaksi. Kuliah HCI
- 4. Pemahaman mahasiswa terhadap topik bahasan yang ditunjukkan melalui proses dan hasil pengerjaan tugas berbasis proyek Sistem Evaluasi Penilaian Pemahaman mahasiswa terhadap ketercapaian tujuan pembelajaran yang ditunjukkan dari hasil kerja mandiri Pemahaman mahasiswa terhadap topik bahasan yang ditunjukkan dari skor perolehannya dalam ujian baik kuis, ujian tengah semester atau ujian akhis semester
- 5. Keaktifan: 15% P rosentase enilaian Tugas/ Quiz: 20% UTS: 30% UAS/ Proyek Akhir: 35%
- 6. Informasi tugas, pengumpulan tugas dan perubahan jadwal kuliah disampaikan kepada ketua kelas Kuliah Kontrak Jika dosen terlambat 30 menit, maka mahasiswa diperkenankan meninggalkan kelas Mahasiswa yang terlambat ≤30 menit diperkenankan mengikuti kelas (tidak perlu ijin, langsung masuk dan duduk tenang) Ponsel dalam kondisi silent mode
- 7. 1. 2. Manusia (The Human) 3. Komputer (The Computer) 4. Materi HCI Kuliah Pengantar Kuliah (Introduction) Interaksi (The Interaction) 5. Paradigma-paradigma Interaksi (Interaction Paradigms) 6. Design Interaksi (Interaction Design) 7. IMK dalam Proses Perangkat Lunak (HCI in Software Processing) 8. Task Analysis and User Support 9. Implementasi Support & Evaluation Technique
- 8. 1. pustaka Alan Dix, Janet Finlay. Gregory D. Abowd, Russel Beale, “HumanComputer Interaction”, Pearson Prentice Hall, Essex: 2004 2. Donald A. Norman, “The Design of Everyday Things”, Basic Books, US: 2002
- 9. 2. Introduction to HCI
- 10. What is HCI ? Human-computer interaction is a discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major phenomena surrounding them ACM SIGCHI curricula for human computer interaction
- 11. Computer & Human From government, military, scientist, company, to a local seller and even our grand mother use a computer (or what people used to name it a machine) as their live-support Computer not just desktop, it can be in the form of a spacecraft cockpit, control system in factory, to an embedded system planted in your grand mother washing machine Human (user) is not necessarily a single person, it can be a group of distributed users, or sequence of users in production line The computer is ordered by user to excecute a task
- 12. As a computer system (hardware or software) designer, you need to sell your product, right? You sell it to people -the user Users choose to buy/use a user-friendly computer system design, not just usable User-friendly criteria: Why Bother the Interaction? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Suitable for completing the instructed task Easy-to-use and remember, moreover, adaptable to user’s knowledge and experience Show understandable visual feedback upon control functioning Come natural to human understanding Conform the ergonomics principle Present enjoyable experience • Bad design cost lives, money & time
- 14. User Research Involve users to get their insight
- 15. d.tools: Enabling rapid prototyping for physical interaction design http://hci.stanford.edu/research/dtools/
- 16. 1. 2. Ergonomics: for the user’s physical capabilities 3. The psychology and cognitive science: to give her knowledge of the user’s perceptual, cognitive and problem-solving skills Sociology: to help her understand the wider context of the interaction Computer System Designer 4. Computer science and engineering: to be able to build the necessary technology (artificial intelligence, 5. Must Mind multi-disciplinary subjects Business: to be able to market it 6. Graphic design: to produce an effective interface presentation 7. Technical writing: to produce the manuals 8. And the list goes on
- 17. Wisnu fajar (Siskom-A) 0852 4758 6470