Human-Computer Interaction: Fundamentals and Practice" by Gerard Jounghyun Kim serves as an accessible introduction to the entire cycle of HCI design and implementation. Structured around the development process of interactive software products, the book begins by covering fundamental HCI concepts and then delves into practical applications. Topics include forming HCI requirements, modeling interaction processes, designing interfaces, implementing designs, and evaluating the final product. While suitable for undergraduate students in computer science and information technology, the text is also approachable for readers with minimal programming knowledge. The content is based on the author's introductory HCI course at Korea University, and the book provides access to PowerPoint lecture slides and source code for example applications
