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1What are the steps of the development process? (In ascending order)
- AInitiation, Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Support and maintenance
- BInitiation, Design, Analysis, Implementation, Testing, Support and maintenance
- CInitiation, Design, Implementation, Analysis, Testing, Support and maintenance
- DInitiation, Design, Implementation, Analysis, Support and maintenance, Testing
2What is the purpose of a requirement analysis report?
- AA document which explains what the system should do
- BA document which explains how the system is implemented
- CA document which lists up the stakeholders
- DA document which explains the architecture of the system
3What is a requirement?
- AA well defined, testable statement that can be verified
- BA well structured, negotiable statement that can be tested
- CAn informal action that the user can do within the system
- DAnother concept for a user story
4What are the names of the columns in a requirement list (in ascending order) ?
- ANumber, Name, Use case number, Priority, Status
- BNumber, Name, Actor, Priority, Main goal
- CSource, Name, Pre-condition, Post-condition, Actors
- DNumber, Name, Use case number, Source, Status
5What are five of the most used information gathering techniques?
- AInterviews, Questionnaires, Prototypes, User observation, Examination of other systems
- BInterviews, Questionnaires, Think-aloud method, Prototypes, Heuristic evaluation
- CDirect observation, Indirect observation, Heuristic evaluation, Think-aloud method, Peer review
- DDirect manipulation metaphor, Desktop metaphor, Dialog metaphor, Document metaphor, Observation of user clicks
6What does HCI stand for?
- AHuman Computer Interaction
- BHuman Conception Interaction
- CHeuristic Communication Ideas
- DHash Collection Information
7Definition of usability (The ISO definition)
- AThe extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context
- BThe extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and speed in a specified context
- CThe extent to which a specified user can use a specified product to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context
- DThe extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified determinations with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context
8What are the five categories of stakeholders?
- AInternal, external, operational, executive and client
- BInternal, exclude, operational, executive and client
- CAssociation, operational, business, executive, fund managers
- DExclude, exit, entry, do, internal
9How would you describe internal stakeholders?
- APeople within the organization who interact within the system or have interest in it
- BPeople outside an organization, have interest in the operations and interact with the system or have interest in it
- CPersons who regularly interact with the system in jobs or lives
- DPeople with financial and operational interest in the system
10What are the columns in a table that describes the user groups?
- AUser group, background, use of the system, context and the main tasks
- BUser group, background, environment, technical environment and the main tasks
- CUser group, source, use of the system, priority and the main tasks
- DUser group, use of the system, source
11"As a skater I want to pay money so that I can go to the skate park" is an example of:
- AUser story
- BUse case
- CScenario
- DStoryboard
12This is a fictional story about a persona which creates a context and "actual" physical world. What is this?
- AUser story
- BScenario
- CUse case
- DStoryboard
13What are the columns of a use case?
- AName, number, priority, precondition, description, alternative flow, postcondition, source, actors, author
- BName, number, status, precondition, description, alternative flow, postcondition, source, actors, author
- CName, number, condition, description, base flow, source, author
- DNumber, source, description, method, author
14What are the UML diagrams?
- AClass diagram, object diagram, sequence diagram, state diagram and use case diagram
- BClass diagram, activity diagram, sequence diagram, state diagram and use case diagram
- CClass diagram, package diagram, sequence diagram, state diagram and use case diagram
- DClass diagram, implementation diagram, sequence diagram, state diagram and use case diagram
15What is described in the "Alternative flow" in use cases?
- ADescribes what happens when things don't go perfectly as planned
- BDescribes what happens when a non-functional requirement is implemented
- CDescribes the feeling when listening to Alternative rock
- DDescribes what happens when the actor is non-existing
16What does generalization describe in an use case diagram?
- ADescribes the relation between actors, or between use cases
- BDescribes the general structure of the use case diagram
- CDescribes the "has-a" relationship between the actors
- DUsed to describe when a use case uses another use case
17What does '<<extend>>' describe in a use case diagram?
- AUsed to describe when a use case uses another use case
- BUsed to describe when a use case "may" refer to another use case
- CUsed to describe boundaries between the use cases
- DUsed to describe the relation between actors, or between use cases
18What are the four steps of information gathering?
- APreparation, gather the data, analyze the data and describe the data
- BPreparation, gather the data, analyze the data and design a low-fidelity prototype
- CInitiation, design, analyze and test
- DAnalyze, design, implementation and testing
19Which one of those is NOT a data gathering method? (You can choose more than one)
- AJAD session
- BInterviews
- CQuestionnaires
- DPrototypes
- EExisting documentation
- FVendor solutions
- GClass diagram
- HApplying the rules of Sheiderman
20What is a field study?
- AAn observation made while the user does his daily tasks in his own environment
- BAn observation where the user is observed solving predefined tasks, often in a usability lab
- CAn observation where users are encouraged to click everything possible in a system to search for bugs
- DAn observation where the clicks of a user is measured
21What are the four roles in a JAD session?
- ASession leader, users, technical staff and project team member
- BSession leader, clients, technical staff and project leader
- CProject leader, stakeholders, users and developers
- DProject leader, stakeholders, users and usability experts
22Which one of these is the correct statement?
- AA goal may consist of many tasks which may consist of many actions
- BA goal may consist of many actions which may consist of many tasks
- CA task may consist of many actions which may consist of many goals
- DAn action may consist of many goals which may consist of many tasks
23Which one of the following is an example of a prototype? (You can choose more than one)
- AStoryboards
- BWireframes
- CMoodboards
- DBreadcrumbs
- EMindmap
24What are the two principles from Donald Norman?
- ALikability and affordance
- BVisibility and affordance
- CStrive for consistency and reduce short-term memory load
- DRepurposing and platform optimization
25What is an example of a direct manipulation?
- ABrowsing and entering data in electronic documents
- BGiving orders through a joystick
- CWhen the computer responds to your voice, like Siri
- DPrograms that resemble real life objects like Calculator in Windows
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- Autor
- Arnar Leifsson
- Idioma
- English
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