Human-Computer Interaction 3e Dix, Finlay, Abowd, Beale
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- 1. the human - all exercises
- ex.1.1 (ans), ex.1.2 (ans), ex.1.3 (ans), ex.1.4 (tut), ex.1.5 (tut), ex.1.6 (open), ex.1.7 (open)
- 2. the computer - all exercises
- ex.2.1 (open), ex.2.2 (tut), ex.2.3 (open), ex.2.4 (tut), ex.2.5 (tut), ex.2.6 (tut)
- 3. the interaction - all exercises
- ex.3.1 (ans), ex.3.2 (ans), ex.3.3 (ans), ex.3.4 (open), ex.3.5 (open), ex.3.6 (tut), ex.3.7 (tut), ex.3.8 (open)
- 4. paradigms - all exercises
- ex.4.1 (open), ex.4.2 (tut), ex.4.3 (tut), ex.4.4 (tut)
- 5. interaction design basics - all exercises
- ex.5.1 (tut), ex.5.2 (tut), ex.5.3 (tut), ex.5.4 (tut), ex.5.5 (tut)
- 6. HCI in the software process - all exercises
- ex.6.1 (tut), ex.6.2 (tut)
- 7. design rules - all exercises
- ex.7.1 (ans), ex.7.2 (ans), ex.7.3 (open), ex.7.4 (ans), ex.7.5 (ans), ex.7.6 (ans), ex.7.7 (tut), ex.7.8 (tut), ex.7.9 (open)
- 8. implementation support - all exercises
- ex.8.1 (ans), ex.8.2 (ans), ex.8.3 (tut), ex.8.4 (tut), ex.8.5 (tut)
- 9. evaluation techniques - all exercises
- ex.9.1 (ans), ex.9.2 (ans), ex.9.3 (ans), ex.9.4 (ans), ex.9.5 (ans), ex.9.6 (tut), ex.9.7 (tut)
- 10. universal design - all exercises
- ex.10.1 (tut), ex.10.2 (tut), ex.10.3 (tut), ex.10.4 (tut), ex.10.5 (tut), ex.10.6 (tut), ex.10.7 (tut)
- 11. user support - all exercises
- ex.11.1 (ans), ex.11.2 (ans), ex.11.3 (ans), ex.11.4 (ans), ex.11.5 (tut), ex.11.6 (tut), ex.11.7 (tut), ex.11.8 (tut), ex.11.9 (tut), ex.11.10 (tut)
- 12. cognitive models - all exercises
- ex.12.1 (ans), ex.12.2 (ans)
- 13. socio-organizational issues and stakeholder requirements - all exercises
- ex.13.1 (ans), ex.13.2 (ans), ex.13.3 (tut), ex.13.4 (tut), ex.13.5 (tut)
- 14. communication and collaboration models - all exercises
- ex.14.1 (ans), ex.14.2 (ans), ex.14.3 (tut), ex.14.4 (tut)
- 15. task models - all exercises
- ex.15.1 (ans), ex.15.2 (ans), ex.15.3 (ans), ex.15.4 (ans), ex.15.5 (ans), ex.15.6 (tut)
- 16. dialogue notations and design - all exercises
- ex.16.1 (ans), ex.16.2 (ans), ex.16.3 (ans), ex.16.4 (ans), ex.16.5 (tut), ex.16.6 (tut)
- 17. models of the system - all exercises
- ex.17.1 (ans), ex.17.2 (ans), ex.17.3 (ans), ex.17.4 (ans), ex.17.5 (tut), ex.17.6 (tut), ex.17.7 (tut), ex.17.8 (tut), ex.17.9 (tut)
- 18. modelling rich interaction - all exercises
- ex.18.1 (ans), ex.18.2 (tut), ex.18.3 (tut), ex.18.4 (tut)
- 19. groupware - all exercises
- ex.19.1 (ans), ex.19.2 (ans), ex.19.3 (tut), ex.19.4 (tut), ex.19.5 (tut), ex.19.6 (tut), ex.19.7 (tut), ex.19.8 (tut), ex.19.9 (tut), ex.19.10 (tut), ex.19.11 (tut), ex.19.12 (tut)
- 20. ubiquitous computing and augmented realities - all exercises
- ex.20.1 (tut), ex.20.2 (ans), ex.20.3 (ans)
- 21. hypertext, multimedia and the world-wide web - all exercises
- ex.21.1 (ans), ex.21.2 (ans), ex.21.3 (ans), ex.21.4 (ans)