User Centered System Design. Part 2. Collected Papers from the UCSD HMI Project

摘要

This report is a collection of recent papers by the Human-Machine Interaction group at the University of California, San Diego. Contents includes: Stages and Levels in Human-Machine Interaction; The Nature of Expertise in UNIX; Users in the Real World; Constructive Interaction: A Method for Studying User-Computer-User Interaction; Formalizing Task Descriptions for Command Specification and Documentation; Problems in Evaluation of Human-Computer Interfaces: A Cast Study; Planning Nets: A Framework for Analyzing User-Computer Interactions; Activity Scripts; Describe: Environments for Specifying Commands and Retrieving Information by Elaboration; Caveats on the Use of Expert Systems; and Software Engineering for User Interfaces.