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HCI Tutorial for Students

This document provides an activity on introducing human-computer interaction. The activity contains questions about ergonomics, Norman's execution-evaluation cycle model of interaction, and Abowd and Beale's interaction framework model. Specifically, it asks students to: 1) define ergonomics concepts, 2) describe the phases of Norman's model, and 3) identify the four parts of Abowd and Beale's interaction framework model as user, input, system, and output. The goal is for students to understand key concepts of interface design and models of interaction.

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HCI Tutorial for Students

This document provides an activity on introducing human-computer interaction. The activity contains questions about ergonomics, Norman's execution-evaluation cycle model of interaction, and Abowd and Beale's interaction framework model. Specifically, it asks students to: 1) define ergonomics concepts, 2) describe the phases of Norman's model, and 3) identify the four parts of Abowd and Beale's interaction framework model as user, input, system, and output. The goal is for students to understand key concepts of interface design and models of interaction.

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WORKBOOK ACTIVITY

DFP 30033
HUMAN COMPUTER
INTERACTION
SIVA NEKA A/P SEVAM
NAME
01DDT21F1009
MATRIX NO.

DDTS4A
CLASS
PUAN ASLIZA BINTI YACOB
LECT.
ACTIVITY 2: Introduction to Human Computer
Interaction
Duration: 2 Hours

Learning Outcomes
This Tutorial encompasses activities 2A.

By the end of this tutorial session, you should be able to:


1. Explain the role of ergonomics in interface design 2.
Describe Models Of Interaction:
a. Norman’s execution-evaluation cycle
b. The interaction framework

Activity 2A
Answer all the questions.
1. Identify the meaning or ergonomics :
To determine the optimum size, shape and form of a product, and make it easier for
people to use.
2. Match the examples of ergonomics issues with its suitable definition.
Arrangement of Use of red for warning, green for okay,
controls and awareness of colour-blindness etc
displays

Surrounding Seating arrangements adaptable to cope


environment with all sizes of user

Health issues Controls grouped according to function


or frequency of use, or sequentially

Use of color Physical position, environmental


conditions (temperature, humidity),
lighting, noise
3. Fill in the blank of Norman’s Execution-Evaluation Cycle in Figure 1 below:

Figure 1

4. Identify factors in Execution phase and Evaluation phase of Norman’s


ExecutionEvaluation Cycle.

Execution Phase Evaluation Phase


Goal Perceiving

Intention Interpreting

Specifiying the action sequence Evaluation

Executing the action


5. List the advantages and the disadvantages of Norman’s Execution-Evaluation
Cycle.
Advantages:
An intuitive and easy means of understanding the interaction
Disadvantages:
Concentrates only on the user’s view of interaction

6. In Abowd and Beale Interaction Framework, there have four parts that are: User,
Input, System and Output. Fill in the blank those parts in the Figure 2 below:
OUTPUT

USER

SYSTEM

Figure 6
INPUT
Figure 2

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