Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction: ICSE '94 Workshop on SE-HCI: Joint Research Issues, Sorrento, Italy, May 16-17, 1994. Proceedings

by Richard N. Taylor (Editor), Joelle Coutaz (Editor)

to the workshop on Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction: Joint research issues.- Working group on design methods and processes.- Working group on evaluating user interfaces and user interface tools.- Working group on formal methods in HCI and software engineering.- Issues in the evaluation of user interface tools.- Platform independent GUI builders advance software engineering to handle HCI issues.- Evaluation techniques: Exploring the intersection of HCI and software engineering.- A review of formalisms for describing interactive behaviour.- User interface prototyping: Tools and techniques.- Software engineering and the CHI & CSCW communities.- User interface technology and software engineering environments.- Integrating object-oriented analysis and graphical user interface design.- An experience using Jasminum - Formalization assisting with the design of user interfaces.- From formal models to formal methods.- Computing environments for flexible teams.- Applying formal methods for human error tolerant design.- Support of user interface design aspects in a framework for distributed cooperative applications.- Prototyping a visual formalism for system modelling.- User interface tools: A survey and perspective.- Lessons learned from a successful collaboration between software engineers and human interface engineers.- Software engineering and CSCW: A common research ground.- Practical language-based editing for software engineers.- Research issues in the intersection of hypertext and software development environments.

300 pages, Paperback

First published November 30, 1994