Part I: Context Interactive systems and devices do not fulfill their potential for economic, social, psychological, and technical reasons.
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Dodgy magic
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Our perception
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Reality
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Transition to interactive programming
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Part II: Principles Computer science provides many practical creative ideas and theories that can drive effective interaction programming.
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Communication
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States and actions
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Statecharts
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Graphs
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A framework for design
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Using the framework
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More complex devices
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Part III: Press on While knowing that science is fundamental, it is also essential to have the right attitudes and approaches to managing the complexity of designing systems for people to use....
