Interactive System Principles and Design

Author: (USA) O'Sullivan, (USA) Yi Ge, translated by Zhang Ruiping et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book provides an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the principles and applications of human-computer interaction systems. It covers topics such as fundamental electronic principles, equipment selection, establishing integrated circuits, microprocessor programming, computer communication, conversion and interaction design, sensor control, inter-device communication, audio-visual control, and multimedia input/output management. The content is practical, appropriately challenging, and richly illustrated with examples, closely integrating theoretical knowledge with real-world applications. It is suitable as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, electronic engineering, and related engineering disciplines.
This book offers an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the principles and applications of human-computer interaction systems, covering topics such as fundamental electronic principles, equipment selection, establishing integrated circuits, microprocessor programming, computer communication, conversion and interaction design, sensor control, inter-device communication, audio-visual control, and multimedia input/output management. The content is practical, appropriately challenging, and richly illustrated with examples, closely integrating theoretical knowledge with real-world applications. It is suitable as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, electronic engineering, and related engineering disciplines.
Key Features:
- A culmination of in-depth collaboration with industry experts;
- A comprehensive summary of teaching and research achievements;
- Systematically clarifies fundamental concepts of physical computers;
- Includes abundant circuit diagrams, schematic diagrams, and circuit diagrams;
- Combines theory with practice, software with hardware.