It302-Unit2

Unit 2 Assignment

Kaplan University Online

IT 302 Human Computer Interaction

Table of Contents

Abstract 3

Part 1. Interaction Framework 4

Part 2: Device Assessment 4

Part 3: Reflection 5

References 7

Abstract

This article explores new methods for gathering and analyzing spatially rich demographic data using mobile phones. It describes a pilot study (the Human Mobility Project) in which volunteers around the world were successfully recruited to share GPS and cellular tower information on their trajectories and respond to dynamic, location-based surveys using an open-source Android application. The pilot study illustrates the great potential of mobile phone methodology for moving spatial measures beyond residential census units and investigating a range of important social phenomena, including the heterogeneity of activity spaces, the dynamic nature of spatial segregation, and the contextual dependence of subjective well-being.

Part 1. Interaction Framework

The four parts are user, input, system and output. The user responsibility is to institute the goals. The user has a task language that he uses (Heim, 2008). They basically have control over the tasks. The input is put in by the user. The system runs the command converting the user language into its own language that was input by the user. The system returns the output converting its language back to the user language for him to observe.

There are a lot of scenarios to use in this situation. Using the search engine to find information tend to be one of the methods used on a daily basis in my house. The Abowd &Beale’s SUIO Framework applies to this one too. The user wants to find information about Kaplan University (user). We have a number of systems we can use. The system I chose to use to retrieve the information is a laptop computers that is windows based. I want to find out how many credits do it takes to complete a...