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CSC 8570 -- USI. Class Meeting 7 October 25, 2005. One Minute Assessment. What are the two most important concepts that you have learned so far? What are you most confused about?. Quick Review. Abstraction to implementation Cognitive dimensions Descriptions of ways of thinking GUEPs
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CSC 8570 -- USI Class Meeting 7 October 25, 2005
One Minute Assessment • What are the two most important concepts that you have learned so far? • What are you most confused about?
Quick Review Abstraction to implementation • Cognitive dimensions • Descriptions of ways of thinking • GUEPs • Design principles • General • Specific • Task analysis
Quick Review (2) • How big, really, is A4 paper?
Mental Models • As theories • As problem spaces • As homomorphisms of the physical world • Derived from language, perception, or imagination • As representations of representational artifacts (yoked state space) • As computationally equivalent to external representations (internalization)
Experiment 1 For your assigned button on Windows Explorer, determine • Its syntax • Its semantics • Which cognitive dimensions and which GUEPs its behavior exemplifies.
Back Forward Search Folders Views Go Name Size Type Date modified X (right of Folders) ↓ (next to dialog box) View File Experiment 1 (Buttons)
Experiment 2 Match the 14 cognitive dimensions to the 9 GUEPs looking for overlapping and orthogonal ideas. Create a 14 by 9 array whose cell entries describe the relationship between the ith CD and the jth GUEP
Article Presentations • Choose one of the three topic areas • Find an interesting recent (last 4 years) paper in the area • Prepare a 20 minute presentation of the paper • The background • The experiment • The results • The critique
Article Presentations (2) • Subject areas: • Intelligent user interfaces (IUI) • Tiny user interfaces • Examples: PDA, cell phone, camera, IPod • Catch phrase: opportunistic annexing • Participatory design • Users involved at all stages of system development
Research Project • Progress reports (PR 1 due next time) • Report drafts (Sections 1&2 due 11/29) • Final written report (Due 12/13) • Oral report (Given 12/13) • Poster presentation (Due 12/20)
Next Time • Submit presentation area and article for approval