Human-Computer Interaction (A 21st Century Computer Science Undergraduate Series Textbook)

Author: Guo Yajun, Jin Xianji Editor
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Human-computer interaction involves disciplines such as computer science and technology, psychology, sociology, human-computer engineering, industrial design, and linguistics. It is a new technology that has inevitably emerged with the development of IT technologies like computer science, network communication, artificial intelligence, distributed computing, and virtual reality. Its application areas are very broad, and its development prospects are extremely vast. This book focuses on human-computer interaction in information systems, introducing the theoretical foundations of human-computer interaction, interaction models, the architecture, design principles, and methods of interactive interfaces, as well as various interaction technologies such as data interaction, voice interaction, image interaction, and behavioral interaction. It is suitable as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate and junior college students in related science and engineering disciplines such as computer science and technology, computer applications, software engineering, and information management. This book also provides excellent reference value for a wide range of working professionals in computer-related fields.