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Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) draws on the fields of computer science, psychology, cognitive science, and organisational and social sciences in order to understand how people use and experience interactive technology.
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Question one (compulsory)
1 ¢ Briefly discuss the following cognitive models as used in HCI: i. Model Human Processor(MHP) ii. Goals, Operators, Methods, Selection rules(GOMS)
~ Discuss the stages in the User centred Interface Development.
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~ Briefly discuss the role of Human Computer Interaction in Software engineering. (3 Marks)
oft Explain prototyping citing two types of prototypes. (5^ Marks)
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@ Give two reasons why it is important to evaluate HCI designs.
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SECTION B (Answer any TWO questions) Question 2(20 Marks) " ol} Explain any four types of User Interfaces citing an example in each. (8 Marks)
j'1 Describe the term usability and discuss the principles of usability according to Norman ~1. (8^ Marks)
4 Explain any two features of computer supported cooperative work _ / (CSCW) systems. (4 Marks)
Question 3(20 Marks) Q a) Write a short note on Ergonomics in Human Computer Interaction, citing the various Categories (8 Marks)
b) Give three reasons why it is important to evaluate HCI designs.
c) Discuss the following HCI evaluation techniques:
Question 4(20 Marks)
jj Discuss the characteristics of a Direct Mani pu1a tion Interfa ce
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fi Explain any three programming languages that can be used for User Interface Development (3 Marks)
-\ ® Explain any four types of User Interfaces in Human Computer Interaction. (8 Marks)
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