What is HCI? IUI is a specific field of HCI. Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI) 06/04/2015. Human Computer Interaction
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1 IUI is a specific field of HCI Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI) Human Computer Interaction What is HCI? Dr. Mahmood Ashraf Asst. Professor Computer Science Dept. Room # 220, Level 2 mahmood313@gmail.com 2 1
2 What is HCI? Interaction OR Relationship between user and computer Interaction What is HCI? Three entities Desktop computers, Machines, Appliances, Phones & Embedded systems Human Individual / Group of users / Organizations Parts of HCI Direct & Indirect Computer Interaction Direct Interaction: Dialogs with feedback - Indirection Interaction: Batch processing 2
3 What is HCI? HCI Terms interchangeably used: HCI (Human Computer Interaction) CHI (Computer Human Interaction) MMI (Man Machine Interaction) HMI (Human Machine Interaction) Interaction and Interface words: Interchangeably used What is HCI? HCI deals with: 1. Design 2. Implementation 3. Evaluation of Interactive Systems Verb Interaction Interface Noun 5 6 3
4 Relationship between user and computer Objectives of HCI 1. Design for people HCI 2. Design for tasks 3. Design for environments In which users live and operate e.g. an organization 7 - Emphasis on user - Highly complex organisms - Capabilities - Mental - Physical HUMAN / USER COMPUTER/ MACHINE - Highly complex systems - You already know much - New Input / Output devices etc Design easy, natural and intuitive computer systems To save time To reduce costs 4
5 Objectives of HCI 5. Designing Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) Learning those interfaces Efficient use of those interfaces Evaluate and compare interfaces 6. Designing web and mobile interfaces 7. Explore new ways of interaction 8. Develop models and theories of interaction Definition of HCI There is currently no agreed upon definition of the range of topics in HCI 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 (SIGCHI Curriculum Development Group) SIGCHI - Special Interest Group of Computer-Human Interaction
6 What about SE? Why study HCI? (Software Perspective) SE HCI
7 Why study HCI? (Software Perspective) Why study HCI? (Software Perspective)
8 Why study HCI? (Software Perspective) In word processors / spreadsheets Accidently selecting a command never wished for For example: Selecting delete instead of save due to slip of mouse cursor Why study HCI? (Non-Software Perspective) - Push Pull trap!! - How much it is easy to use the door? Why? Because two commands close to each other! Or Identical to each other Or Location is replaced with each other etc
9 Why study HCI? (Non-Software Perspective) Why study HCI? (Non-Software Perspective) - Which side the door will open? Turning the radio knobs while driving Are you sure you are changing: Radio stations or Volume Similar knobs: Which knob for which task??
10 Why study HCI? (End Result) Why study HCI? (End Result) User attempts few times To use that product / software If unable to use it Looses hope and Gives up! Thus we need to: Design & Develop Catastrophe: Product unsold Your company in loss Competitors win! Usable / User-friendly / interactive systems
11 Why study HCI? (End Result) To develop products/interaction techniques that are: Easy to use Easy to learn Easy to remember Influencing Fields on HCI - User Interface Layout Design - Groupware Sociology Computer Science HCI - Means of building better interface Psychology - Understanding users - Modeling the user - User behavior - Memory - Help facilities A.I. To design user-friendly computer systems That support users to perform tasks easily and efficiently To avoid unnecessary complexity in the design of computer systems - Language for commands Linguistics Philosophy Physiology - Users physical capabilities Creating consistency 11
12 HCI vs Software Engineering (End Result) HCI SE User-Centered Users Tasks Environments System-Centered Architectural & Procedural aspects of software design 23 12
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