What is design in the context of human-centered computing?

Autor:	Axel Roesler, Robert R. Hoffman, B.M. Moon
Rok vydání:	2004
Předmět:	Class (computer programming) Artificial Intelligence Computer Networks and Communications Management science Computer science Design education Perspective (graphical) Constraint (computer-aided design) Realization (linguistics) Context (language use) Human-centered computing
Zdroj:	IEEE Intelligent Systems. 19:89-95
ISSN:	1941-1294 1541-1672
DOI:	10.1109/mis.2004.36
Popis:	We deal about the design in human-centered computing. Problem solving often involves recognizing and fiddling with tacit assumptions. Such realization can often come from seeing things from new perspectives. Appreciating the human-centered perspective may offer some hope for enriching design's scientific foundations and for crafting new and better approaches to it. Certainly this suggests a constraint on or a goal for design, but how do we go from such statements to actual designs that accomplish the stated goals? We approach this class of question by considering the origins of and historical influences on the notion of design, then by considering the assumptions underlying our modern conception of design in light of the principles of human-centered computing.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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