Titlebook: Requirements Engineering; Elizabeth Hull,Ken Jackson,Jeremy Dick Book 20113rd edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 DOORS.HCI.human

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Kai Sun,Sheng Liu,Wei Li,Jian Chenhe holistic view of how individual elements interact with ea~h other to form an entity -not a collection of isolated parts -becomes more and more important. Whether it is called "integration" as in Computer Integrated Manufacturing, "organism" in ecological studies, or "network" like the communicati

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Miklxós Iványi,M. Miklós Iványihe mediator in the game, greeting and encouraging the child. The environment consists of two different activities, one to identify geometric figures and other to identify colours, each with two levels of difficulty. In the first level, the player must fill the empty spaces in a board with the correc

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Long-Term Engagement in Mobile Location-Based Augmented Reality Games mobile location-based game reaching a broader audience. Both games are continuously developed and have a large basis of regular players. Therefore, Pokémon GO and Ingress can be seen as successful examples of game design in terms of players’ long-term engagement. The usage of games in engineering e

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Natural Disasters and the Oldest-Old: A Psychological Perspective on Coping and Health in Late Lifencertainty, older adults have historically been considered an at-risk group. In this chapter, we focus on health and well-being in a disaster context. We begin by reviewing normative age-related changes in physical, cognitive, and social functioning. Next, we discuss resilience and coping and as the