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    The document provides an assignment description for a course on Human Computer Interaction, requiring students to analyze interfaces using Donald Norman's model of execution and evaluation gulfs as well as Abowd and Beale's framework of articulation, performance, presentation and observation problems, and develop an original scenario based on a provided "cracker case." Students are instructed to keep their solutions brief and submit a hard copy to the next class.

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    The document provides an assignment description for a course on Human Computer Interaction, requiring students to analyze interfaces using Donald Norman's model of execution and evaluation gulfs as well as Abowd and Beale's framework of articulation, performance, presentation and observation problems, and develop an original scenario based on a provided "cracker case." Students are instructed to keep their solutions brief and submit a hard copy to the next class.

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    University of Management and Technology

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    Student ID and Faseeh Ahmed(F2016266028)
    Name Ahsan Nadeem(F2016266005)
    Course Name: Human Computer Interaction
    Course Code: CC3041
    Section: V1
    Teacher: Fasiha Ashraf
    Assignment No.: 1 (To be submitted in next class)

    Note: Must attach this Assignment Description with your Solution as title page.
    Mark your Section carefully.

    Assignment Description:

    1. Choose some interface(s) of your own choice, and complete the following

     Assess with Donald Norman’s model: check if there is any Gulf of Execution or Gulf of Evaluation
     Assess with Abowd and Beale Framework: check if there are any Articulatory, Performance,
    Presentation and/or Observational Problems

    You can select one interface for both models, or different interfaces for the two. It is not necessary that
    you chosen interface contains problems in all stages, i.e. you may choose an interface which has
    articulatory and observation problems, but no performance and presentation problem. Similar is the
    case with Donald Norman’s model.

    2. Follow the cracker case, develop one case by yourself!

     Define surface and experience elements


     compare the real and the virtual one
     develop the entire story
     draw the diagram to elaborate the flow of actions

    Submission Guidelines:

     Keep it brief.
     Submit Hardcopy in the very next class.
     Use as minimum of page as you can.
    IMDb

    IMDb is an online database of information related to


    films, television programs, home videos, video games –
    including cast, production crew and personal
    biographies, plot summaries, trivia, fan and critical
    reviews, and ratings
    Donald Norman’s model

    However, a new user can never tell the difference


    between this website and online streaming websites they
    will think it is just like Netflix (Netflix is online streaming
    website for movies and seasons). Users will think they
    can watch movies here online, but it is just a rating and
    reviewing website where users can give their opinion
    about movies give rating and can know which movie is
    releasing when its cast, crew and many more.

    There is too much distraction for user to predict the


    purpose of this site. This means that the gulf of execution
    is Large moreover, the
    Gulf of evaluation is also large because when you perform
    an action spinning wheel spins in progress bar to show the
    progress; the gulf could be small if there was a loading bar
    to show the progress.
    Donald Norman’s model

    The world’s most popular search engine google directs


    the user attention on one thing Search only. Google
    understand the value of simplicity on the internet in a
    period when the industry was working to show off as
    many of their capabilities at any given moment. Google
    as a product provide the usability and simplicity at the
    forefront from the first day. Thus, Google has a smaller
    Gulf of Execution.
    Abowd and Beale Framework

    Articulatory: If you wish to add the info of particular movie


    on watchlist (watch later), you have to press on the watchlist
    button if you miss the button you will be directed to a new
    page where there is no option of adding to watchlist.

    Performance: This website does not lack any performance


    issues. Website runs very smoothly without any jitter or lag,
    every function on website is running fine no extra irrelevant
    functionality added. This website never crashes, never
    freezes or shutdown

    Presentation: This website does not indicate the purpose of it


    being. Just for example, any new user will interpret this
    website for Online streaming website like Netflix. The
    structure of it seems like that which is a problem.

    Observational: No observational problems users can easily


    interpret the feedback ex: what is happening after they click
    on any link or image it is easy for them to understand the
    feedback website trying to give them.

    Driving case

    Real Driving Virtual Driving


    Surface Element
    Design Metal Structure with engine Simulation/Graphics

    Drive Structure with equipment Console and pc

    Dressing Metal structure, keys, gear, Cd, screen, keyboard


    steering

    Experience Element
    Shared Three persons other than Only one can simulate
    driver can ride

    Excitement Starting the car, gear shifting, Task accomplishment,


    accelerate slow down winning race

    Hiddenness Mechanical content No content

    Suspense Releasing of clutch, speeding Last minutes of task


    up completion /final round of
    race

    Surprise Penalty Prize of task completion

    Real Driving:
    In real life driving is a task to operate a vehicle having four wheels
    with an engine. There are some basic operation operator has to perform first start
    a car using keys, shifting of gear, proper use of acceleration and brake pedal and
    clutch in manual case.

    Virtual driving:

    In Virtual driving operator don’t have to start the car cause it’s a
    simulation no need to shift gear or pedaling cause simulator don’t have any. Just
    with the help of keyboard you can operate a vehicle.

    Case: Story of virtual driving

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