Human-Computer Interaction (Third Edition)

Author: Dix, A. (USA) et al. (), Cai Lidong et al. (Translation)
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: As the name implies, "Human-Computer Interaction" studies the relationship between humans, computer technology, and their mutual influence. This book integrates computer science, cognitive science, psychology, and sociology, offering a multidisciplinary exploration of human-computer interaction. It guides readers from the fundamentals of HCI to its cutting-edge research areas. The book emphasizes innovative design, task-centeredness, structured approaches, and theoretical summaries in human-computer interaction, with a focus on the design of interactive systems. It has been a bestseller in Europe and America and is supported by related supplementary materials online, making it an authoritative textbook for undergraduate and graduate students studying human-computer interaction. Additionally, it serves as a valuable reference for those new to the field. Psychologists, cognitive scientists, and other interested readers will also find it beneficial. The book integrates computer science, cognitive science, psychology, and sociology, offering a multidisciplinary exploration of human-computer interaction and guiding readers from the fundamentals of HCI to its cutting-edge research areas. The content highlights innovative design and task-centered approaches in human-computer interaction.