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1. Which of the following interface design principles does not allow the user to remain in control of the interaction with a computer?

  • allow interaction to interruptible
  • allow interaction to be undoable
  • hide technical internals from casual users
  • only provide one rigidly defined method for accomplishing a task

2. Which of the following interface design principles reduce the user's memory load?

  • define intuitive shortcuts
  • disclose information in a progressive fashion
  • establish meaningful defaults
  • provide an on-line tutorial
  • a, b, c

3. The reason for reducing the user's memory load is make his or her interaction with the computer quicker to complete.

  • True
  • False

4. Interface consistency implies that

  • each application should have its own distinctive look and feel
  • input mechanisms remain the same throughout the application
  • navigational methods are context sensitive
  • visual information is organized according to a design standard
  • b and d

5. If past interactive models have created certain user expectations it is not generally good to make changes to the model.

  • True
  • False

6. Which model depicts the profile of the end users of a computer system?

  • design model
  • implementation model
  • user model
  • user's model

7. Which model depicts the image of a system that an end user creates in his or her head?

  • design model
  • user model
  • system model
  • system perception

8. Which model depicts the look and feel of the user interface along with all supporting information?

  • implementation model
  • user model
  • user's model
  • system perception

9. Which of these framework activities is not normally associated with the user interface design processes?

  • cost estimation
  • interface construction
  • interface validation
  • user and task analysis

10. Which approach(es) to user task analysis can be useful in user interface design?

  • have users indicate their preferences on questionnaires
  • rely on the judgement of experienced programmers
  • study existing computer-based solutions
  • observe users performing tasks manually
  • c and d

11. Object-oriented analysis techniques can be used to identify and refine user task objects and actions without any need to refer to the user voice.

  • True
  • False

12. The computer's display capabilities are the primary determinant of the order in which user interface design activities are completed.

  • True
  • False

13. It is sometimes possible that the interface designer is constrained by environmental factors that mitigate against ease of use for many users

  • True
  • False

14. One means of defining user interface objects and actions is to conduct a grammatical parse of the user scenario.

  • True
  • False

15. Interface design patterns typically include a complete component-level design (design classes, attributes, operations, and interfaces).

  • True
  • False

16. Several common design issues surface for almost every user interface including

  • adaptive user profiles
  • error handling
  • resolution of graphics displays
  • system response time
  • b and d

17. It is more important to capture the user’s attention with flashy features than ergonomically sound screen layouts when building a WebApp.

  • True
  • False

18. Several usability measures can be collected while observing users interacting with a computer system including

  • down time for the application
  • number of user errors
  • software reliability
  • time spent looking at help materials
  • b and d
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