Introduction to HCI Quiz

What is the meaning of HCI?

• Human-Centered Interface

• Human-Centered Interaction

• Highly Complex Interface

• Human-Computer Interaction

Why is HCI important in lifestyles?

• To produce usable and safe as well as functional systems

• To understand legal legislation and theories behind usability engineering

• To create jargon free and easy to use computer applications

• To detect movement and sound by natural language processing

What are the goals of HCI?

• Usability, Linguistics, Aesthetic appeal, Groupware

• Safety, Effectiveness, Linguistics, Aesthetic appeal

• Safety, Utility, Efficiency, Usability

• Utility, Effectiveness, Ergonomics, Groupware

Which discipline is not part of the interdisciplinary in HCI?

• A.IPsychology

• Linguistics

• Art

• Physics

What is the role of HCI in the design process?

• To study on people

• To develop software

• To ensure fitness for purpose

• To place emphasis on human capabilities

What is the definition of HCI according to ACM SIGCHI?

• A branch of computer science with emphasis on the development of software

• About designing computer systems that support people so that they can carry out their activities productively and safely

• A discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use

• A study of the relationships between human users and the computer systems they use

What is the importance of designing a well understood interface in HCI?

• To reduce the trauma of learning and maximize the ease of transition from the existing system to the new system

• To understand the centrality of the user's task

• To build the best interface for a system that can give a desirable edge over any competition in terms of software costs

• To create computer applications that will make users more efficient and more satisfying

What is the background of HCI concerned with?

• Human knowledge and memory

• Computer system and its relationship to other tasks

• Legal legislation and theories behind usability engineering

• Physical capabilities and user body shape

What is the aim of HCI in creating computer applications?

• To build computer applications that are jargon free and easy to use by the user

• To reduce the trauma of learning and maximize the ease of transition from the existing system to the new system

• To understand the centrality of the user's task

• To understand and shape the way people interact with computers

What is the focus of HCI depending on the subject area of the hosting discipline?

• Development of software

• Studying on people

• Evolves and concerns towards people

• Human capabilities