Authors:
Kevin Corker
Philosophy of Education, Design This Human Factors and Ergonomics program was founded eight years ago in response to the obvious requirement and growing demand of the Silicon Valley for specialists in the design, development and evaluation of human-machine interfaces in CHI and other applications. The program takes the position that Human Factors/Ergonomics is a discipline concerned with the development and application of human system interface technology to systems analysis design and evaluation. That charter establishes two guiding principles for the program. The first is that it is interdisciplinary in approach. The second is that the education of the student…
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