Question 1

Which of the following are examples of paradigms for interaction?

Accepted Answer

A) Personal computing 
B) Hypertext 
C) Multi-modality 
D) All of the above 
A) Personal computing 
B) Hypertext 
C) Multi-modality 
D) All of the above

Question 2

Which two models doesn't allow defining requirements early in the cycle?

Accepted Answer

A) Waterfall & RAD 
B) Prototyping & Spiral 
C) Prototyping & RAD 
D) Waterfall & Spiral 
A) Waterfall & RAD 
B) Prototyping & Spiral 
C) Prototyping & RAD 
D) Waterfall & Spiral

Question 3

What does ASCII stand for?

Accepted Answer

A) American Standard Code for Information Interchange 
B) American Scientific Code for Information Interchange 
C) American Scientific Code for Interchanging Information 
D) American Standard Code for Interchanging Information 
A) American Standard Code for Information Interchange 
B) American Scientific Code for Information Interchange 
C) American Scientific Code for Interchanging Information 
D) American Standard Code for Interchanging Information

Question 4

Selection of a model is based on

Accepted Answer

A) Requirements 
B) Development team & Users 
C) Project type and associated risk 
D) All of the mentioned 
A) Requirements 
B) Development team & Users 
C) Project type and associated risk 
D) All of the mentioned

Question 5

What is a semantic network?

Accepted Answer

A) A model of short-term memory 
B) A model of long-term memory 
C) A model of physical memory 
D) A model of short and long-term memory 
A) A model of short-term memory 
B) A model of long-term memory 
C) A model of physical memory 
D) A model of short and long-term memory

Which of the following are examples of paradigms for interaction?

Which two models doesn't allow defining requirements early in the cycle?

What does ASCII stand for?

Selection of a model is based on

What is a semantic network?

Human Perception and System Design: Exploring Moving Icons, Human-Machine Interaction, and Organizational Behavior

Software Development Models, User Interface Design, and Android Application Development

User Interaction and Design Patterns in GUI

Interaction Design, HCI, and User Interface

Understanding Human Attention and Design Implications

Uses and Limitations of a Digitizing Tablet

Usability and Design Principles

Evaluation Techniques, User Interface Design, and Internationalization

Prototyping Approaches, Interface Design Rules, User Evaluation Methods, and More: Exploring Human-Computer Interaction

Understanding Utterances: Exploring Speech in Conversation

Network Issues in Web Technology and Mobile Evolution

Mobile Development and Design: Frameworks, Platforms, and Tools

Mobile Application Development: Widgets, SDKS, and User Interfaces

User Interface Design

Human Computer Interaction and Usability Analysis

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Exam 2: Human-Computer Interaction and Software Development Models

Which of the following are examples of paradigms for interaction?

Which two models doesn't allow defining requirements early in the cycle?

What does ASCII stand for?

Selection of a model is based on

What is a semantic network?

Human Perception and System Design: Exploring Moving Icons, Human-Machine Interaction, and Organizational Behavior

Software Development Models, User Interface Design, and Android Application Development

User Interaction and Design Patterns in GUI

Interaction Design, HCI, and User Interface

Understanding Human Attention and Design Implications

Uses and Limitations of a Digitizing Tablet

Usability and Design Principles

Evaluation Techniques, User Interface Design, and Internationalization

Prototyping Approaches, Interface Design Rules, User Evaluation Methods, and More: Exploring Human-Computer Interaction

Understanding Utterances: Exploring Speech in Conversation

Network Issues in Web Technology and Mobile Evolution

Mobile Development and Design: Frameworks, Platforms, and Tools

Mobile Application Development: Widgets, SDKS, and User Interfaces

User Interface Design

Human Computer Interaction and Usability Analysis

Filters