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Links to books at online stores are provided on this page as a convienance,
not as an "official recommendation".
Where digital versions of books or
articles exist, links to them will appear as well.
The required text for this course is:
Designing the User Interface:
Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction, 4th Edition
by Ben Shneiderman [Addison-Wesley], 2004.
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The following are books that you might find interesting within the
context of the course. They are not listed for the course at the book
store, but are available at a wide variety of book stores.
Note: When sample chapters are distributed in class or online, those
chapters are part of the required readings for the course.
Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity
by Jakob Nielsen [New Riders], 2000.
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A copy of chapter two will be handed out in class as a sample.
The Design of Everyday Things
by Donald Norman [Doubleday], 1990.
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A copy of chapter one will be handed out in class as a sample.
Some other pages are available
online at Amazon.com.
Task-centered User Interface Design: A Practical Introduction
by Clayton Lewis and John Rieman [Shareware], 1994.
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A copy of chapter two will be handed out in class as a sample.
Leonardo's Laptop
by Ben Shneiderman [MIT Press], 2002.
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A copy of chapter two will be handed out in class as a sample.
The following articles are required readings as well. I will add to
this list as the semester proceeds. I will announce in class when I do so.
New York Times Circuits section each Thursday.
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Prototyping for Tiny Fingers by Marc Rettig [CACM], 1994.
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Technology Affordances by William Gaver [SIGCHI], 1991.
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Heuristic Evaluation by Jakob Nielsen [SIGCHI], 1991.
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