Human-computer Interaction with User Interface Design: A Software Engineering Perspective

by Alan Dix, Soren Lauesen

Extensively researched to meet course requirements, this is an important new textbook in Human-Computer Interaction. It provides a multi-disciplinary perspective to the subject for undergraduate students in Human-Computer Interaction and Interface Design in Computer Science, Psychology and Cognitive Science departments. Human-Computer Interaction features thorough treatment of HCI from basic concepts to cutting-edge research issues; Computer Science and Psychology perspectives; emphasis on practical applications as well as theory, including worked examples, exercises at all levels and suggested experiments; and structured text allowing for use in a complete HCI course or shorter single course units.

Genres: Design, Programming, Textbooks, Nonfiction, Science, Technology, Academic

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[KHANYISA]

I THINK THIS BOOK IS THE BEST BOOK I LIKE IT

[Mehdi · Rating 2 out of 5]

Complex text, scattered speech, use of words with ambiguous meanings.

[Muhammad · Rating 5 out of 5]

Alan give a different perspective about how user get an interactive to use system for their needs. The homework for tech savvy just knowing and understanding consumer need to be attractive

[Redaei Gebrewahid]

Human-Computer Interaction

[ddgr gdfgd · Rating 3 out of 5]

Decent read but some sections are outdated and lack practicality.

[Mahdi]

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[Hussain Mustafa]

v good book for reading