Man-Machine Systems

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range
XP33SCD	ZK	4	2P+1S

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Department of Cybernetics

Synopsis:

History of man-machine systems development. Human operator tasks. Manual

control, supervisory control cognitive control. Typical structure of a

control system. Distribution of priorities in control between operator and

machine. Control levels after Rasmussen. Skill based, role based and

knowledge based operator behavior models. Fuzzy models. Cognitive models.

Operator psychology. Mental models. Human-machine interaction. Intelligent

interface. Factors influencing operator behavior. Stress. Mental load. Human

error detection. Man-machine system reliability. Man-machine systems

simulators. User-centered system design.

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T.B. Sheridan, editor: Analysis, Design and Evaluation of Man- Machine

Systems, Elsevier, 1995

G. Johannsen, editor: Integrated Systems Engineering , Elsevier, 1995.

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