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ISE 370 L Lab 2
ISE 370 L: Anthropometry
Due Date: At the start of next lab
Score: _ / 100
During this lab you will apply your understanding of the anthropometric measurements to some
basic design features using manual and computerized method
ISE 370 L Lab 3 ISE 370 L: Anthropometry Due Date: At the start of next lab Lab Session: Mon Submission Date: _ Partner: Kevin Score: _ / 100 During this lab you will apply your understanding of the anthropometric measurements to some basic design feature
MIDTERM:
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Helander Textbook:
Ch 7: HCI
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Design principles?
Mental model?
usability checklist? Evaluation?
Schneiderman 8 rules for dialogue design
People with disabilities visual impairment (need audio)
Ch 10: materi
ISE 370 ATM project INTRO ATMs have been evolving significantly over the past 5 years to give users the ability to perform more tasks than just withdraw money. For our ATM project, our group decided to analyze one of these recent features that has been ad
MaterialsHandling
Coststobothindividualsandemployees:
o Manualmaterialhandling(MMH)workcontributestoalargepercentageof
musculoskeletaldisordersreportedintheUnitedStates
o Economicconsequencesmeasuredbycompensationcosts,lostwages,workdays
lost,productivit
Lab 2 - Tool Evaluation ISE 370 L : Tool Evaluation Submission Date: _ Score: _ / 100 Noergoclue Inc., a small manufacturing firm, has asked you to do a brief ergonomic evaluation of their proposed single person workstation which is divided into a series
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ISE 370 L Lab 3
ISE 370 L: Anthropometry
Due Date: At the start of next lab
Lab Session: Mon/Wed
Submission Date: _Wed_
Partner: _
Score: _ / 100
During this lab you will apply your understanding of the anthropometric measurements to some
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Chapter 10
Solutions 1
10.3.1) The owner of a chain of three grocery stores has purchased 5 crates of fresh
strawberries. The estimated probability distribution of potential sales of the strawberries
before spoilage differs among the three stores. Therefo
ISE 370
Due 9/4/14
Freeway Driver Discussion
a) The key problems with the I-5 North exit signage was the lack of distance
between the sign and exit. This limited the time for drivers to acknowledge
the existence of the exit and then take action. The fact
A Guide to Human Factors
and Ergonomics (Part II)
Martin Helander
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Chapter 8
Anthropometry in Workstation Design
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Anthropometry
Anthropometric design
principles
Creating physical comfort for
variety of at a work station.
Prevents bad work posture tha
Chapter 1: Introduction to Human Factors and Ergonomics
The word ergonomics is derived from the Greek words ergo (work) and nomos
(laws) and was first used in 1857.
European ergonomics has its roots in work physiology, biomechanics, and
workstation desi
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ISE 370 L Lab 1
ISE 370 L Lab 1: Simple and Choice Reaction Time
Due Date: at the Start of the next Lab
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Definitions
Simple Reaction Time: Movement Time time required to initiate a response when only one
stimulus response pair c
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ISE 370 L Lab 7
ISE 370 L Lab 7: Predetermined Motion Time Systems - MTM & MOST
At Start of the next Lab
Score: _ / 100
Background
Tasks are broken down into basic elements
Elements are compared to preexisting data then combined to give a
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ISE 370 L Lab 6
ISE 370 L Lab 6: Time and Motion Study
At Start of Lab
Lab Session: Mon / Wed / Fri
Partner:
Score: _ / 100
References:
Kanawaty, G. (Ed.). (1992). Introduction to Work Study (Fourth revised ed.). International
Labour Office.
ISE 370
Research Paper Proposal
American Apparel is quite proud of their sweatshop-free factory located in
Downtown Los Angeles, publicizing it on their website and even on their
merchandise. Driving down Alameda Street (possibly en route to Urth Caf), it
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Lab 4 - Tool Evaluation
ISE 370 L : Tool Evaluation
Submission Date: _
Score: _ / 100
Noergoclue Inc., a small manufacturing firm, has asked you to do a brief ergonomic evaluation
of their proposed single person workstation which is divided i
FIRST VIDEO
The departure and arrival of planes at an airport is an interesting study of systems
with high risk and high reliance on humans. The simultaneous take-off of two planes on
intersecting runways is a very timed event. The event is a system invol
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ISE 370 L Lab 3
ISE 370 L Lab 3: NIOSH Lifting Equation
Due Date: before the Start of the next lab
Submission Date: 9/26/14
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Score: _ / 100
You have just been hired as a human factors consultant for a brand new facility where
phy
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ISE 370L Lab 8
ISE 370L Lab 8: Shape Coding Visual Displays and Human Perception
Due Date:
At Start of Next Lab
Submission Date:
Score: _ / 100
Data:
Time (sec)
Military
Symbols
Geometric
Forms
Aircraft
shapes
Gun
Missile
Rada
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ISE 370L Lab 8
ISE 370L Lab 8: Shape Coding Visual Displays and Human Perception
Due Date:
At Start of Next Lab
Submission Date:
Score: _ / 100
1. What similarities / differences existed between your data and that presented in
Learning Curves
Lego Creator Red Thunder Helicopter
Cycle #
Time (min)
1
13:10.68 = 13.18
Speed
(completion/hour)
4.55
2
6:23.00 = 6.38
9.40
3
4:30.57 = 4.51
13.30
My completion time decreased 51.6% from the first cycle to the second and then
decreased ag
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Human Computer Interface Design Project
The purpose of this exercise is to familiarize you with evaluating a human computer interface. The
exercise will include evaluation of the Viterbi School of Engineering Website relative to completion of
two d
Cupcake Activity Instructions
Observe that there are three trays of freshly baked cupcakes.
There is one tray of pink-colored, one brown-colored, and one plain-colored.
Their respective flavors are Strawberry, Chocolate, and Vanilla.
Take one plate in
Cupcake Activity Instructions
1. Observe that there are three trays of freshly baked cupcakes.
2. There is one tray of pink-colored, one brown-colored, and one white/yellow-colored.
Their respective flavors are Strawberry, Chocolate, and Vanilla.
3. Take
Task Analysis
1. The instructions left a lot of movements and motions up to the operators
discretion. Actions like uncap, frost, pick, put, scoop out, etc were not
explanatory enough and had to be interpreted by the operator. It was unclear
how the operat
A Guide to Human Factors
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Martin Helander
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Chapter 4
Vision and Illumination Design
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Introduction
In this chapter we will first explain the anatomy
of the eye and the properties of vision.
The second part of the chapter is devot
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Martin Helander
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Chapter 11
Repetitive Motion Injury and
Design of Hand Tools
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Repetitive Motion Injury
Repetitive Motion Injury (RMI) or Cumulative Trauma
Disorder (CTD)
Ramazzini 1717
Estimated cost
1. Define Human Factors. Why are you as an ISE major concerned with Human Factors
Engineering?
Human Factors = designing for human use. Concerned with interaction between human and
systems. Applies information such as psychology, physiology, anthropometry
Evaluation: We conducted 10 trials for each step and found the average total time and average total waiting time potentially saved by the redesign to be (INSERT NUMBERS), respectively. We also discussed the possibility of removing the options to add cash
Ch1
The primary purpose of human factors and ergonomics is design
HFE primary purpose : design
Ergonomics ergo (work) + nomos (laws)
Work physiology,
biomechanics
workstation design
Human factors
Experimental psychology,
human performance
system d
