Introduction to Human Factors Engineerin
by Lee Liu Gordon-Becker Wickens
Introduction to Human Factors Engineering by Lee Liu Gordon-Becker Wickens introduces key principles of integrating human capabilities into engineering design. It explores how psychological and ergonomic factors improve system efficiency, safety, and user interaction across various applications. Essential reading for those in engineering and related fields.
About This Book
Introduction to Human Factors Engineering serves as a comprehensive entry point into the field, authored by Lee Liu Gordon-Becker Wickens. It covers core concepts that integrate human behavior with engineering practices to enhance safety and efficiency.
The text emphasizes the interaction between humans and systems, drawing on principles from psychology and ergonomics. Readers gain insights into designing interfaces and environments that accommodate human limitations and strengths.
With a focus on practical applications, the book addresses topics relevant to professionals in technology, manufacturing, and beyond. It lays the groundwork for understanding how human factors influence product development and user experience.
This resource is ideal for students and practitioners seeking to apply human-centered design in their work, promoting innovations that prioritize usability and performance.
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