Q. Why did the term "man-machine interaction" change to "human-computer interaction"?

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Q. Which discipline is concerned with the management and manipulation of information within an organization?

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Q. What is the commonality between systems analysis and HCI?

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Q. In which field is HCI considered a central concern?

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Q. What does HCI involve in the context of the user's task and work?

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Q. Who can be considered a user in the context of HCI?

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Q. What does "computer" refer to in the context of HCI?

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Q. How is interaction defined in the context of HCI?

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Q. What is the primary goal of user-computer interaction?

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Q. Who is considered an ideal designer of an interactive system in HCI?

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Q. Why is input needed from multiple disciplines in designing effective interactive systems?

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Q. How does the evolution of tasks affect the design of an ideal system?

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Q. What are the three "use" words usually considered for a successful product?

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Q. What is becoming increasingly important in HCI regarding interactive systems?

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Q. How does the analogy with architecture help explain the nature of HCI?

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Q. What does the scientific rationalization in HCI allow designers to do?

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Q. What makes designing complex systems more challenging in HCI?

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Q. What is required for HCI to be successful?

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Q. How the relationship between creativity and science in HCI can be described?

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Q. Why is it important for computer science educators to integrate HCI into their courses?

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