Human Factors Engineering in Abnormal Environment

Human Factors in Requirements Engineering

Work in the field of human error has typically focused on operators of safety-critical equipment, such as nuclear power plant controllers, and of the design of the human-machine interfaces in such settings. Limited consideration has been given to wider system issues. Similarly, researchers and practitioners in the field of Dependable Systems are concerned with the design of computer-based syste...

Survey in Curricula Civil Engineering with Respect to Environment

The study aimed at a critical assessment of the environmentalism components introduced in the civil engineering curriculum in India polytechnic colleges (state of Tamilnadu) and associate degree level Technical Institutions in Iran .The objective of study was to compare technical education curriculum in civil engineering with respect to environmentalism. Both qualitative and quantitative techni...

Resuscitation trolleys: human factors engineering.

An essential part of nursing education in the early 1950s was to prepare a special " tray " for different procedures. A textbook , " Tray and Trolley Setting " by Helene Dickie, 1 gave accurate instructions and drawings for the preparation of equipment and drugs for the most important procedures such as colonic lavage, mustard plaster application, and many more. On page 138 is an illustration s...

Human Factors in Software Reliability Engineering

In this paper, we present our vision of the integration of human factors engineering into the software development process. The aim of this approach is to improve the quality of software and to deal with human errors in a systematic way.

Are Abnormal Yolk Sac Characteristics Important Factors in Abortion Rates?