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    Brief Introduction
    to HCI
    FANNY SUSILO
    Overview 2

     Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)


     Interdisciplinary Nature of HCI
     Research Trends and Opportunities
     Research Methodologies
     HCI and User Experience (UX) Design
    What is Human-Computer 3

    Interaction (HCI)?
     An academic discipline
     Studying people interacting with (computer) technology
     A design discipline
     Designing interventions for systems involving people & technology
    HCI Roots 4

    sociology

    business &
    psychology
    management

    computing
    HCI etc
    HCI Branches 5

    visualization

    etc CSCW

    HCI

    ubiquitous
    e-learning
    computing
    The Rise of HCI 6

    Apple Macintosh (1984) IBM PC 5150 (1981)

    Computer
    science

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    HCI
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    Commodore 64 (1982)

    Human
    Cognitive
    factors
    science
    engineering

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    Design Principles 7

     Useful
     Functional, does things
     Usable
     Easy to do things, does the right things, enjoyable, user experience
     Used
     Attractive, available, acceptable to organization
    Research Trends and Opportunities 10

     Research trends
     WIMP (windows, icons, menus, point-and-click) devices
     Natural interfaces
     Brain interfaces
     New issues of HCI
     Accessibility, privacy, security, and ethics

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    Goals of Experiments / Evaluation 8

     Understand real world


     Compare things
     Engineering toward a target
     Check conformance to a standard
    Research Methodologies 9

     Quantitative methods
     Time, error rate, user satisfaction, cognitive load (NASA TLX), learning
    curve
     Qualitative methods
     Participant observation, in-depth interviews, focus groups
     Mixed methods
     Sequential
     Concurrent
    The UX Value of HCI and Its Related 11

    Realms
     The Evolution of User Experience (UX) Design

    UX
    HCI
    Design
     HCI practitioners
     Academic-focused, scientific research, developing empirical
    understandings of users
     UX Designers
     Industry-focused, products/services building, drawing resources from
    HCI research
    References 12

     Interaction Design Foundation – What is HCI?


     https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/human-computer-
    interaction
     Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction
     https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~lank/CS889/s14/slides/01.pdf
     Human-Computer Interaction: Present and Future Trends
     https://www.computer.org/web/computingnow/archive/september201
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    Terima Kasih!

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