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    This document provides an introduction and overview of a lecture on Human Computer Interaction (HCI). It discusses what HCI is, including its three main components: humans, computers, and the interaction between them. The objective of HCI is to design interactive systems that support people in their everyday lives. The document outlines the class rules, learning outcomes, required textbooks, and assessment criteria for the course. It also explains key HCI concepts like the role of the user, examples of computers, and definitions of interaction and why HCI is important.

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    Human Computer Interaction

    Lecture 01

    Introduction to HCI
    M. Awais Ali
    Outline
     Introduction
     Marks distribution
     Grading Policy
     What is HCI
     Motivation of Studying HCI

    2
    Introduction
     Muhammad Awais Ali
    MSCS From COMSATS University, Sahiwal.
     E-mail
    awaisali@cuisahiwal.edu.pk

    3
    Class Rules
     Be quiet and be attentive.
     Take class exercises seriously.
     Zero tolerance for cheating. Zero marks for the copied
    quizzes/assignments (very easy to spot copied assignments
    when I have only two to evaluate at a time )
     If you are late for 15 minutes, then consider yourself
    abscent.

    4
    Course Learning Outcomes
    Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
     Understand the basics of human-computer interactions,

    theories, tools, and techniques.


     Understanding the design principles for designing the

    interactive systems.
     Evaluate and compare user interfaces using different

    techniques such as laboratory experiments and expert


    reviews.
     Understand what is the good or bad user interface design.

    5
    Text Books
     Dix A. et al., Human-Computer Interaction.
    Harlow, England: Prentice Hall, 2004, ISBN-10:
    0130461091
     Yvonne Rogers, Helen Sharp, Jenny Preece
    Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer
    Interaction
    , 3rd Edition, Wiley, 2011, ISBN-10: 0470665769

    6
    Subject Assessments
     Assignments : 10%
     Quizzes : 15%
     Sessional 1,2 : 25%
     Final Exam : 50%

    7
    .
    What is HCI?
     Three major components of HCI
     Human
     Computer

     Interaction

    So in essence it’s about Interaction, mean how Human


    interact with the Computer

    8
    What is HCI?
     User is interacting with the computer in order
    to accomplish something

    Interaction

    Computer Human

    9
    HCI-Objective
     The Objective of HCI is to:

    “design interactive Products/Systems to


    support people in their everyday and working
    lives”.

    10
    What is HCI? - Human
     Human?? Or User
     The user is whoever is trying to get the job
    done using the technology
     An individual User
     Group of Users working together
     Sequence of users in an organization, each dealing
    with some part of the task or process.

    11
    What is HCI? - Computer
     Computer??
     any technology ranging from the
    general desktop computer to a large-scale
    computer system, a process control system or
    an embedded system

     Any other???

    12
    What is Interaction?
     Interaction??
     Any communication between a user and
    computer
     Can be direct or indirect
     Direct interaction involves a dialog with
    feedback and control throughout performance
    of the task
     Indirect interaction may involve batch
    processing or intelligent sensors controlling
    the environment
    13
    Why HCI?
     In the past, computers were expensive &
    used by technical people only.
     Now, computers are cheap and used by
    non-technical people (different
    backgrounds, needs, knowledge, skills)
     Computer and software manufacturers have
    noticed the importance of making
    computers “user-friendly”: easy to use, save
    people time, etc.

    14
    What is HCI?
     “Human-Computer Interaction is a discipline
    concerned with the design, evaluation and
    implementation of interactive systems for
    human use and with the study of major
    phenomena surrounding them”
    (ACM/IEEE)
     HCI involves the design, implementation and
    evaluation of interactive systems in the context
    of the user’s task and work

    15
    Goal of HCI

    How to make this world a better place?


    Reducing negative aspects: confusion,
    frustration, annoyance etc..
    Increasing positive aspects: efficient to use,
    effective to use, enjoyable to use etc..

    16
    Don Norman’s Door Example

    17
    Don Norman’s Door Example
    When Don Norman’s
    advice is not followed

    18

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