Intro HCI Final Exercises 2024

Palawan State University
Intro to HCI Final Requirements

2nd semester 2024
Instructions
Objective:
Create a comprehensive project study aimed at devising a theoretical solution to a
technological challenge. Incorporate a minimum of three (3) Arduino components
or relevant components from alternative sources, alongside Arduino. The study
should focus on demonstrating the practicality and effectiveness of the proposed
solution through the presentation of substantiated facts and evidence.
Creativity, critical thinking, and thoroughness are essential for the successful
completion of this exercise. Aim to produce a study that not only meets the
requirements but also demonstrates your ability to innovate and contribute
meaningfully to the field of technology.
Guidelines:
1. Identify a Technological Challenge: Choose a real-world problem or
challenge within the realm of technology that interests you. Ensure that the
problem is substantial and ripe for innovative solutions.
2. Propose a Theoretical Solution: Develop a theoretical solution to the identified
problem, emphasizing the integration of Arduino components or analogous
technologies. Clearly articulate how these components contribute to
addressing the challenge effectively.
3. Conduct Comprehensive Research: Gather pertinent information, literature,
and resources related to both the identified problem and the chosen
components. Support your proposed solution with credible evidence and
relevant case studies.
4. Demonstrate Feasibility: Illustrate the feasibility of your solution through
prototyping, simulations, or theoretical models. Utilize Arduino components
or their equivalents to showcase the practical implementation of your
proposed solution.
5. Contribute to Technological Advancement: Emphasize the potential impact
of your study on advancing technology and solving real-world problems.
Discuss how your proposed solution aligns with current trends and future
prospects in relevant fields.
Submission Format:
• Save your project study document as "fullname-HCI-finalexer1".
• Ensure that the document is well-organized, clearly presenting the problem,
solution, supporting evidence, and conclusions.
• Submit the PDF file before the designated deadline.
Final Exercise 1
1. Title of the Project: The title of your project should clearly and concisely describe its
purpose and function. For instance, if you plan to create a disco light alarm clock using
RGB LEDs and buzzer components from Arduino, you could use the title "LIGHT
BEAM ALARM CLOCK."
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2. Interface or Prototype of the Project: The interface or prototype of the project can be
a physical or visual representation that helps stakeholders understand the project.
This can include sketches, computer-generated images, or physical prototypes.
Final Exercise 2
3. Project Description and Introduction: This section should provide a detailed
overview of the project, including its purpose, scope, and objectives. It should clearly
explain what the project aims to achieve and why it is important. Consider using your
own imagination and originality to create a project that uses Arduino functions to
address a current technology issue that benefits society.
4. Significance of the Project Study: This section outlines the potential impact of the
project and explains why it is significant. Consider including at least five reasons why
you chose this project in bullet or essay form.
Final Exercise 3
5. Advantages and Disadvantages of the Project Study: This section examines the
potential benefits and drawbacks of the project. It should provide a balanced analysis
of the project's potential impact, including any positive or negative impacts on
human-computer interaction.
6. Project Study Recommendations: This section provides suggestions for future

improvements or enhancements to the project. It can include recommendations for
additional features, modifications, or optimizations that can be made to the project to
make it more effective. These suggestions can be used for future innovations or stand-
alone projects that use a particular technology.
Final Exercise 4
7. Components Used and Descriptions of Their Functions: This section describes the
different components used in the project and their respective functions. It should
explain how each component works and how it contributes to the overall functionality
of the project. Attach your Photo while you are demonstrating the Arduino
components.
8. Algorithm Process or Procedure of the Components: This section describes the

process or procedure that the project follows to achieve its objectives. It should outline
the different steps involved in the project and explain how they work together. Photos
or diagrams may be helpful in illustrating the connections between components or
with other devices.
Final Exercise 5
9. Arduino or Relevant Alternative Components Source Code Used in the Project: This
section provides the source code used in the project. It should be clear and concise
and accurately describe how the code is used in the project. The code should be based
on the study's functions.
10. Data Sources/Resources: This section provides information on the data sources or
resources used in the project. It should list the different sources used and explain how
they were used in the project. This section can also include references or links to
additional resources or information, such as web URLs or links.
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