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Conceptual Design for Interactive Systems
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Conceptual Design for Interactive Systems

by Avi Parush
March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
164 pages
4h 23m
English
Morgan Kaufmann
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Chapter 5

The Configuration Layer

Abstract

The configuration layer is the abstraction of the functional chunks along with their relations. The underpinnings of user interaction with the functional chunks are the different “places”: the user visits to perform tasks and accomplish goals. These “places” are the most fundamental elements of the conceptual model. Relations between functional chunks translate to connections between “places,” and the entire configuration of interconnected “places” supports user goals.

Keywords

Conceptual elements

Functional chunks

Conceptual configuration

The configuration layer is the abstraction of the functional chunks along with their relations. The result is conceptual model elements configured according to ...

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ISBN: 9780124199699