Interdisciplinary Nature of HCI:

• Computer Science - Development of technologies, software, and interfaces.
• Psychology - Understanding human perception, cognition, and decision making.
• Design - Creating intuitive, aesthetically pleasing interfaces.
• Human Factors Engineering - Considering physical and cognitive user needs.
• Information Science - Organizing and managing information effectively.
• Anthropology and Sociology - Considering social and cultural aspects of users.
• Communication Studies - Studying information exchange in interactions.
• Neuroscience - Incorporating insights into brain-computer interaction.
• Ethics and Philosophy - Addressing ethical and philosophical implications.
• Education - Applying HCI principles to educational technology.
• Interdisciplinary Nature of HCI:

  • Computer Science
  • Psychology
  • Design
  • Human Factors Engineering
  • Information Science
  • Anthropology and Sociology
  • Communication Studies
  • Neuroscience
  • Ethics and Philosophy
  • Education