With what you've learned about cognitive psychology, suggest five standards that interface designers should follow. Help designers out by giving them some pointers and rules of thumb to follow when they work on HCI for systems.

Investigate the idea of abstraction by comparing it to a number of other instances that are associated with computer science. If you want to explain abstraction, why don't you start by talking about how important abstraction is in the subject of software engineering?

Seek for actual implementations of design patterns and defend their quality.

How can design patterns best serve their intended functions in software creation? Give an explanation for three distinct design patterns, and provide three examples.

Discuss the trade-offs between simplicity and feature richness in interface design.

Seek for actual implementations of design patterns and defend their quality.

What role do design patterns play in software engineering, and how can they be put to use? Can each of the following patterns be explained with an example?

In this talk, you'll provide an in-depth discussion of the role that architectural design plays in the software creation process.

Software architecture is often compared to the architecture of buildings as a conceptual analogy. In a few statements respond to each one of the following: What are the strong points of that analogy? What is the correspondence in buildings to software architecture structures and views? What is the correspondence in buildings to patterns? What are the weaknesses of the analogy? When does it breakdown?

Provide five suggestions for interface designers based on your knowledge of cognitive psychology.Provide suggestions or rules that designers should follow while developing HCI for systems.