Microelectronics and Reliability
The volume is useful for both graduate students and advanced undergraduate students, academics with interest in human factors, design engineers, ergonomists, engineering psychologists, marketing specialists, managers, executives and specialists in related fields. It is a very serious volume, rich in illustrations, theoretical and practical results with an exhaustive bibliography. These are the reasons for which I warmly recommend it.
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Hardbound. Recently, the use of human factors engineering in product design has become much more widely accepted. It is gaining recognition as an essential part of the product design and development process for both consumer products and commercial products. The aim of this volume is to show how human factors technology can be effectively applied during the product design and development process to improve product usability, user-product performance, user satisfaction, and product safety. A second objective is to assemble a wealth of design information for human factors practitioners and others involved with the design of consumer and commercial products for both national and international markets. The book is also suitable as a text for courses and seminars concerned with the application of human factors technology to design. Earlier works on this topic have focused mainly on designing a few specific types of products, or have considered product design o
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- Human Factors in Systems Engineering (Wiley Series in Systems Engineering and Management) by Alphonse Chapanis on page 56, and page 268
- User-Centred Design of Systems by Jan Noyes on page 101, and page 201
- Human Factors Methods for Design: Making Systems Human-Centered by Christopher P. Nemeth in Back Matter
- Human Factors for Civil Flight Deck Design by Don Harris on page 99
- Human Factors In Consumer Products by Neville A. Stanton on page 256
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