Man Machine Systems

Background: Describe the selected interface, including the following:
Describe the performance goals, components, inputs and outputs (focus on the human interaction)
Develop a system diagram which illustrates components, inputs, outputs. Feel free to also include system photos.
Select a use case task involving interaction with the interface; describe the system interaction (including task goals, information processing requirements, and interaction requirements)
Describe how the interface supports each of the following human information processing components: Perception, Attention, Memory, Decision Making
Problem Space: Define the problem space by describing the human factors issues/problems associated with the interface.  For this assignment (#6), this can include brief descriptions of issues you anticipate dedicating detailed discussions to in the final paper.  Consider the following topics and whether or not the design supports these principles/types of performance (pick those most relevant; it is not necessary to address all items).  Feel free to address topics not included on the below list.
Three HSI design principles
Stress, Workload
Concurrent Task Performance/Multitasking and Multiple Resource Theory
Team Performance Competencies (e.g., Mutual Performance Monitoring, Backup Behavior, Closed Loop Communications, etc.
Potential for errors (slip, lapse, mistake, HFACS categories)
Clutter, Extensive Menu Navigation
Sensory/Attentional/Cognitive/Memory Overload
Vigilance Decrement
Limited Situation Awareness
Mode Awareness/Errors
Missed signals/False Alarms
Cognitive Tunneling
Disorientation
Observability/directability
Reliance and trust