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SCSV2113 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (GROUP ASSIGNMENT 1)

SCSV2113 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (GROUP ASSIGNMENT 1). GROUP MEMBERS: LOGHARAJAH MAYALAGU HAIRIZUL BIN OTHMAN MOHAMAD AKHMAL HAKIM BIN ABDULLAH GAUTAMAN RAJANDERAN. HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION Definition

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SCSV2113 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (GROUP ASSIGNMENT 1)

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  1. SCSV2113HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTIONPAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE(GROUP ASSIGNMENT 1) GROUP MEMBERS: LOGHARAJAH MAYALAGU HAIRIZUL BIN OTHMAN MOHAMAD AKHMAL HAKIM BIN ABDULLAH GAUTAMAN RAJANDERAN

  2. HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION Definition “Human-computer interaction is a discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major phenomena surrounding them” HCI is the study between user and computers , a process of information transfer from user to machine or vice versa

  3. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TERMS “USER INTERFACE (UI)”AND “HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION(HCI)” User interface – is a part of computer application or operating system through which a user interacts with a computer or a software. It determines how commands are given to the computer of a program and how information is displayed on the screen. Three main types of user interface are: • Command language – the user must know the machine and program – specific instructions or codes. • Menus – user chooses the commands from lists displayed on the screen. 3. Graphical user interface(HCI) – can be described as the point of communication between the human user and the computer .that means is the relationship between computers and people who use them to perform business-related tasks.

  4. Discuss  and  argue  about  why  HCI  is   Important HCI is the interface between humans and the computers they use is crucial to facilitating the interaction. Poorly designed human machine interfaces can lead to many unexpected problems. HCI (Human Computer Interaction) aims to improve the interactions between users and computers by making computers more usable and friendly to users’ needs

  5. There is 4 indicator why HCI is important. Direct quote from a website with one author • Quality of life. (James D. Foley) Important applications of computers in medicine are possible only if they are both useful and easy to use by doctors, nurses, and aides; Computers can assist disabled individuals; at the same time, special techniques are needed to allow computers to be used by some who are disabled. • National competitiveness. (James D. Foley) Information technology is one of the drivers for increased productivity. As more and more workers use computers in their jobs, training time and ease-of-use issues become economically more and more important.

  6. Growth of the computer and communications industries. (James D. Foley)Powerful, interesting, and usable applications are the fuel for continuing growth of these industries. The current growth cycle is the direct consequence of the graphical user interface developed by Xerox and commercialized by Apple and Microsoft, and of the lower computer costs • Made possible by the microprocessor. The resulting mass market supports commodity pricing for both hardware and software. Future growth cycles will in part be driven by current HCI research, which will lead to new applications that are increasingly easy to use.

  7. National security. (James D. Foley) Computer-based command, control, communications, and intelligence systems are at the heart of our military infrastructure. Interfaces between operators and computers are found in cockpits, on the bridge, and in the field. To be effective, these systems must have high-quality human-computer interfaces. • The HCI goals also to produce usable and safe systems, as well as functional systems. In order to produce computer systems with good usability, developers must attempt to understand the factors that determine how people use technology, develop tools and techniques to enable building suitable systems, achieve efficient, effective, and safe interaction

  8. HCI  and  its  evolution:  Past,  Present  and   Future

  9. PAST 1943 – ENIAC, the world's first all electronic numerical integrator and computer. 1944 - The Mark I paper tape readers. 1948 – IBM SSEC was an electromechanical computer built by IBM

  10. PAST 1963- Sketchpad 1983- Apple Lisa 1984- Apple Macintosh

  11. Present

  12. Future

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