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The FastTrack to Human-Computer Interaction, 1st Edition

Serengul Smith-Atakan

  • Copyright 2006
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The FastTrack to Human-Computer Interaction 1st Edition by Serengul Smith-Atakan
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Overview

HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION

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Meet the Authors

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Serengul Smith-Atakan

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  • Ample visual examples of interfaces produced in full colour.
  • 'Activities' require students to try out aspects of the material which have just been explained, or invite them to consider something which is about to be discussed. A formal answer is provided, in the final section of each chapter
  • 'Computer activities' are flagged in the text and found on the accompanying website corresponding to the chapter in question.
  • 'Review questions' are located at the end of the chapters, and these invite students to consider whether they have achieved the learning outcomes of the chapter.

Table of Contents

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1: Introduction.
2: Natural computing.
3: User modelling in the user-centredsystem design (UCSD).
4: The user-centred design process.
5: Task analysis.
6: Requirements gathering, storyboarding and prototyping.
7: Psychology: memory.
8: Cognitive psychology: perception.
9: Evaluation.
10: UCSD and advanced technology.
11: Universal access and ''design for all''.
12: Review.

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  • ISBN-10: 1844804542
  • ISBN-13: 9781844804542
  • RETAIL £56.99
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