Software Requirements and Design slides
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This page gathers a small set of user-made slides on software design questions, attention, categories and interface choices. University students and professional candidates can practice using design examples, while teachers can find material to share; a few slides also suit school students. Explore the slides and choose a topic to start.
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- Software Development Methodologies9
- Requirements Engineering34
- Software Requirements Types and Specification30
- User Interface Design and Prototyping17
- Software Design Principles19
- Design Patterns47
- Software Architecture36
- Software Architecture Views and Description15
- Architectural Styles and Patterns55
- Service-Oriented Architecture30
- Microservices Architecture10
- UML Diagrams44
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These slide sets offer different ways into design. Computing Science Questions and Answers includes questions about code readability. Other slides look at attention, recognizing information rather than recalling it, and how people organize information into categories.
You can also explore slides on progress indicators and how people perceive time, or on the visual effect of pairing red and blue. Another set considers how examples can help people learn.
How to study with the slides
Start with the computing science questions if you want a direct prompt about code. Read the question, think through your response, then use the slide content to check your thinking. For interface topics, take notes on the examples and consider how each idea might affect a design.
When you want a broader view, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you a different way to practice after reading. Pick a slide set that matches the topic you want to explore.
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Which slide set is a useful starting point?
Start with Computing Science Questions and Answers if you want to work through a design and development question. It includes a prompt about making code easier to read. Think of an answer before looking through the slide content, then use what you find to guide further study.
What interface topics do the slides cover?
The slides include attention to cues, expectations about how often events occur, and recognizing information rather than recalling it. Other sets discuss categories, progress indicators and color combinations. These topics give students and teachers several examples to consider when studying interface design.
Are the slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account can save your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.