Design Principles for Comprehensive Systems
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Modern high-function computer systems are difficult to master and               use.  This problem is attacked in an interdisciplinary project                  that combines the development of innovative systems with a theor-               etical investigation of the cognitive processes involved in com-                puter use.  The goal is to develop design principles for systems                that are radically easier to understand, and hence to use, than                 any now in existence.  Rooted in a comprehension-centered theory                of human-computer interaction, the principles are to be embodied                in concrete applications, which will serve as testbeds for both                 principles and the theory they reflect.                                                                                                                         This project promises a fundamental contribution to the art and                 science of augmenting human intellectual productivity.  The                     degree to which it integrates exploratory system design with                    fundamental research on user-system interaction is unique.  If                  successful, it could yield theoretical results of unprecedented                 explanatory power and design principles of wide applicabilty to                 interactive systems.
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