Human Computer

Interaction
Interaksi Manusia Komputer (3 SKS)

Introduction
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Course Outline
Course Outline
Every Monday, 13.20 - 15.50; R. 305

• (0608) Week 01 : Introduction to Human Computer Interaction

• (1308) Week 02 : Users & User Interface Design

• (2008) Week 03 : Interactive Technologies

• (2708) Week 04 : Input - Output

• (0309) Week 05 : Interaction Design Support

• (1009) Week 06 : Prototyping

• (1709) Week 07 : Evaluation

• (2409) Week 08 : Mid Term (UTS) (Prototyping & Evaluation : Desktop Application - IS, ex : Point of
Sales, Resto Front End Cashier, Dapur, Beverage, Service Counter)
Course Outline (contd.)
Every Monday, 13.20 - 15.50; R. 305

• (0110) Week 09 : Usability Keterlambatan yang diizinkan

maksimum 10 menit.
• (0810) Week 10 : Web Usability
Lebih dari itu, dianggap tidak hadir
• (1510) Week 11 : E-Commerce Site Design walau tetap boleh masuk ruangan.
• (2210) Week 12 : User Experience - UX (1) Ketidakhadiran yang
• (2910) Week 13 : User Experience - UX (2) melampaui 25% dari total
• (0511) Week 14 : Usability Test perkuliahan tidak dapat
mengikuti UAS
• (1211) Week 15 : Information Search & (maksimum 3X tidak masuk).
Visualization
• (1911, 2611) Week 16, 17 : Minggu Tenang,

Final Term (UAS)

References
References
• Preece, J. et-al. (1994). Human-Computer Interaction. Wokingham:
Addison-Wesley.
• Dix, A, Finlay, J., Abowd, G. & Beale, R. (2004). Human-Computer
Interaction. 3rd ed. New York: Prentice Hall
• Rogers, Y., Sharp, H., & Preece, J. (2011). Interaction design: beyond
human-computer interaction. John Wiley & Sons.
• Shneiderman, B., Plaisant, C., Cohen, M., Jacobs, S., Elmqvist, N., &
Diakopoulos, N. (2016). Designing the user interface: strategies for
effective human-computer interaction. Pearson.
Marks
Marks
• UTS (IS Project) : 30% • 85 - 100 :A
• UAS : 30% • 80 - 84,99 : A-
• SAA1 - Project / Teamwork : 20% • 75 - 79,99 : B+
• SAA2 - Personal Project : 20% • 70 - 74,99 :B
• 65 - 69,99 : B-
• 60 - 64,99 : C+
Rules • 55 - 59,99 :C
• 45 - 54,99 :D
• UTS (IS Project) : 30% • 0 - 49,99 :E
• UAS : 30%
• SAA1 - Project / Teamwork : 20%
• SAA2 - Personal Project : 20%
Human Computer
Interaction
Interaksi Manusia Komputer (3 SKS)

Week 01 - Introduction to HCI

Basic Concepts of HCI
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Sent

INTERACTION

Human Computer
User Interface & HCI
• User Interface
• Input language for the user, and
Output language for the machine
• Protocol for Interaction
• aturan atau standar terjadinya hubungan, komunikasi, dan
perpindahan data

• HCI
• more than just the design of an interface
• concerns with everything that relates to the
interactions between users and computers
Why HCI?
The Changing Computing Environment

• In the 1950/60s
• Computing resources were expensive
• Computers operated by highly trained professionals
• In the 1990/2000s
• Computing resources are cheap
• Computers are operated by non-computer experts
When HCI fails, the system fails
Building the human computer
interface requires 50-70%
Visibility and Affordance

• Two principles that help to ensure good HCI (Norman 1988, 1992) :
• Visibility
• Controls need to be visible, with good mapping with their
effects.
• Affordance
• Their design should also suggest (afford) their functionality.
HCI Factors

• User • User Interface

• Organizational • Task
• Environment • Constraints
• Health and Safety • System Functionality
• Comfort • Productivity
 The Importance of HCI
Example: Retrieving Information

The total time it takes to retrieve a piece of information is the sum of

(1) the time for the user to formulate the search,
(2) the time it takes for the computer to find and display the information
on the screen
(3) the time it takes for the user to interpret the information displayed

Improved Improved search

interfaces algorithms
may yield 10 times may yield 10%
improvement improvement
in user in system performance
performance
Supporting Disciplines
in HCI
• Computer Science
• Psychology
• Software Engineering
• Ergonomics
• Cognitive Science
• Artificial Intelligence
• Social Science
• Etc.
Designing HCI
• User Centered
• Involve users as much as possible
• Integrate knowledge and expertise from different
disciplines
• Highly Iterative
• The design does indeed meet users’ requirements
The Goals of HCI

• Increase individual & organizational productivity

• Reduce health hazards and improve safety
• Reduce costs associated with the development of user
interfaces
• Usability is the main concept in HCI
• Usability is concerned with making systems safe, easy to
learn and easy to use
The Challenge of HCI
• The advances of technology
brings two important
challenges to HCI designers:
• How to keep abreast of changes
in technology.
• How to ensure their design
offers good HCI.
Discussion & Presentation
• HCI Milestone & Issues
• HCI : Desktop/Mobile/Web Application
• HCI Factors
• HCI Multidisciplines
Thank You!