Engineering for Human Factors (wise20)

Stress, Workload & Safety

(00:01:54) >: Cumulative Trauma Disorders - Overview

(00:12:16) >: Posture & Design of Hand-Tools benefitting Health

(00:17:05) >: Stress & Workload - Overview

(00:25:33) >: Environmental Stressors: Motion, Temperature, Air

(00:41:30) >: Psychological Stressors & Effects on Performance

(00:55:11) >: How to tackle Stress?

(01:02:07) >: Work Overload - Causes & Consequences

(01:17:23) >: Mental Workload Measurement

(01:25:14) >: Safety & Accident Prevention

(01:32:41) >: Hazard Identification

Date: 31.01.2020

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Anthropometry, Physical Work & Workspace Design

(00:00:59) >: Anthropometric Measurement

(00:09:27) >: HumanVariability

(00:25:51) >: Continued: Percentiles & Normal Disribution

(00:41:44) >: Anthropomorphic Data in Design

(00:55:11) >: Workspace Design

(01:08:57) >: Lower-Back Biomechanics

(01:19:30) >: NIOSH Lifting Equation

Date: 24.01.2020

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Controls & Automation

(00:00:00) >: Overview, Control Tasks & Potential Controls

(00:10:46) >: Design Principle: Attention

(00:18:03) >: Design Principle: Perception

(00:30:57) >: Design Principles: Memory & Mental Model

(00:41:19) >: Design Principle: Response Selection, Hick Hyman Law

(00:55:20) >: Continued: Fitts' Law, Feedback Response

(01:03:45) >: Discrete Controls: Input types & Control Order

(01:16:16) >: Automation: Types, Human vs Machine

Date: 17.01.2020

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Displays & Controls

(00:01:40) >: Overview, What is a display?

(00:14:53) >: Dimensions of Display Design, Design Principle: Attention

(00:34:16) >: Design Principle: Perception

(00:41:43) >: Design Principles: Memory, Mental Model & Interface Ecology

(00:52:00) >: Labels & Icons, Monitoring Displays

(01:01:41) >: Integrative Diplays, Guidelines for Display Layout

(01:13:16) >: Digital Displays, Navigation Displays & Maps

(01:26:46) >: Controls in human-machine systems - Design Principles

Date: 10.01.2020

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Decision Making & Macro-Cognition

(00:00:03) >: Vignette: Doctor Amy treating her Patient, Lecture Objectives

(00:10:04) >: Basics of Decision Making, Macro-Cognition

(00:20:51) >: Rasmussen's SRK Model

(00:30:50) >: Four Stages of Decision Making, EVT

(00:41:43) >: Framing & Bias

(00:56:47) >: (Normative) Models of Decision-Making

(01:10:00) >: Heuristics & Biases

(01:25:45) >: Situational Awareness, Decision Making

Date: 20.12.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Attention, Cognition & Memory

(00:00:23) >: Information Processing - Driving dangerously

(00:17:01) >: Selective Attention - How & why we focus

(00:40:09) >: Inattentional Blindness & Safety

(00:48:34) >: Selective Attention: Change Blindness

(00:53:04) >: Working Memory - Implications for UX Design

(01:15:05) >: Long-Term Memory & Multi-Tasking

Date: 13.12.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Engineering for Human Ears

(00:02:41) >: Sound - The basics

(00:12:58) >: The Shepard Tone Illusion - Complex sounds

(00:19:00) >: Loudness & sound intensity

(00:36:11) >: The Ear - How is sound perceived?

(00:45:21) >: Auditory Sensory Processing

(00:54:13) >: Weber's Law - Hearing vs. Noise

(01:08:42) >: Noise exposure, measurement, and protection

(01:19:16) >: Designing Auditory Alarms

Date: 06.12.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Perception: The fundamentals of our vision.

(00:00:00) >: Lecture objectives & a recap on the eye

(00:11:56) >: Eye movement & adaptation for darkness

(00:33:51) >: Color perception - What is color?

(00:44:44) >: Color perception - Colour vision deficiency and optical illusions

(01:01:31) >: Motion perception - The fundamentals & illusionary movement

(01:10:38) >: Depth perception - The 3D to 2D problem, depth cues: occlusion and shadows

(01:20:54) >: Depth perception - Monocular cues: relative height and size, texture

Date: 29.11.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Choosing a system & an introduction to perception

(00:00:15) >: VO3b Lecture Objective & Continued: Task Analysis

(00:07:59) >: Innovating from Task Data, Personas, Task Frequency

(00:22:35) >: Iterative Design & Refinement, Design Heuristics, QFD

(00:46:03) >: Decision Matrix Analysis, Prototype Development

(00:56:56) >: V03b Summary, Questions, Transition to V04 & Objectives

(01:04:19) >: Perception & Cognition, Optical Illusions

(01:10:45) >: What do we see? Candlepower, Luminance, Illuminance

(01:16:36) >: Human Sensory Perception, the Eye

Date: 22.11.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Task Analysis and System (Re-)Design

(00:00:59) >: V03: Lecture Objectives

(00:02:51) >: User Centered Design, Lifecycle model & System Views

(00:09:30) >: System Design Processes - SIPOC

(00:17:25) >: SIPOC Exercise: Supporting a Cow on a Farm

(00:26:03) >: SIPOC Analysis, COPIS, Voice of the Customer (VOC)

(00:28:56) >: Life Cycle Process Models

(00:39:17) >: Design Life Cycles - Sequential vs. Iterative

(00:55:43) >: Understanding Users, Context, and Tasks

(01:02:47) >: Task Analysis (and taking Food Pics), 1. Defining the purpose

(01:08:40) >: 2. Identifying Related Data

(01:13:10) >: 3. Collecting Task Data

(01:17:19) >: 4. Interpreting Task Data

Date: 15.11.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

Understanding Systems for Human Factors Design

(00:00:28) >: Exam

(00:00:35) >: Recap: Why bother engineers with human factors?

(00:11:14) >: Discussion: How to create usable and enjoyable interactive products?

(00:25:16) >: HCI as a central element of the Design and Development process

(00:38:22) >: Examples of Designed Products

(00:52:17) >: Human Systems Integration

(01:10:51) >: System Design Processes - Understanding and Empathizing

(01:16:32) >: Ethnographic Observation / in Situ Interviews

Date: 08.11.2019

Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Albrecht Schmidt

Why bother Engineers with Human Factors?

(00:00:00) >: Organization and Introduction

(00:11:21) >: Why bother Engineers with Human Factors?

(00:12:13) >: Scientific Management

(00:20:23) >: The rise of Human Factors // World War 2

(00:27:34) >: Failure to Engineer for Human Factors

(00:31:50) >: Systems are designed for people

(00:43:50) >: Goals of human factors engineering

(00:47:45) >: What about Germany? // Societal implications

(01:01:37) >: Human Factors Design Cycle

(01:06:28) >: The Science and Engineering of Human Factors

(01:09:25) >: Systems Thinking

(01:13:57) >: What's wrong with relying on intuition?

(01:16:18) >: Textbooks // Outlook

(01:19:51) >: Fun Extracurricular Activity

(01:22:24) >: Organization (Reminder)

Date: 18.10.2019

Lecturer: Dr. Lewis Chuang

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