HMI652. Design for Human Machine Interaction,
5p
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| Instructor |
Yngve Sundblad, yngve@nada.kth.se
John Bowers, bowers@nada.kth.se
guest lecturers |
| Semester |
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| Prerequisites |
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| Goals |
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| Content |
- Different relations and attitudes towards users in the design process
(concepts, methodology, experiences), e.g.: modeling (GOMS etc), centering
(UCSD), involving (cooperative design), theorising (activity theory
etc), studying (ethnographically etc), reflecting (reflective practitioner),
ignoring (technology driven)
- Orientation about working methods and user aspects in architecture,
film and TV, graphic design, industrial design and software design (design
patterns)
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| Literature |
- Winograd, T., Bennett, J., De Young, L., Hartfield, B. (eds): Bringing
Design to Software, Addison-Wesley 1996
- Greenbaum, J. & Kyng, M.: Design at Work - Cooperative Design of
Computer Systems, Lawrence-Erlbaum 1991
- Bradshaw (ed.): Software Agents, MIT Press 1997
- Schön, D.: Educating the Reflective Practitioner, Jossey-Bass
1990
- A collection of articles.
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| Examination |
Four shorter papers on themes connected to user orientation A longer paper treating a case study from aspects of userorientation and design, presented at a seminar |
| Other |
Home page 1999 :http://www.nada.kth.se/~yngve/DfHMI99.html |