Quiz on Human-Computer Interaction Perspectives

What does HCI stand for?

• Human-Computer Interface

• Human-Centric Interface

• Human-Computer Interaction

• Human-Centric Interaction

Which of the following is NOT a lesson in Module 2?

• Cognitive Perspective of HCI

• Devices Technological Perspective of HCI

• User Oriented Perspective of HCI

• System Oriented Perspective of HCI

What is the primary focus of socio-technical modeling?

• Hardware specifications

• Technical requirements only

• User interface design

• Social and organizational issues

What does the acronym CATWOE stand for?

• Clients, Actions, Transformation, World View, Objectives, Environment

• Clients, Actors, Transformation, World View, Owner, Environment

• Clients, Actions, Technology, World View, Objectives, Environment

• Clients, Actors, Tasks, World View, Owner, Environment

During a usability review for a new student portal, which method involves Samuel and Grace in grouping information to improve the website's design?

• Task Analysis

• Focus Groups

• Cognitive Walkthrough

• Card Sorting

What is the main goal of participatory design?

• To exclude users from the design process

• To make users feel valued in the design

• To create a standardized design

• To focus solely on technical requirements

Sophia is learning about different types of user interfaces in her computer science class. Which of the following is a characteristic of the WIMP interface?

• It does not support graphical elements

• It is exclusively for mobile devices

• It relies on Windows, Icons, Menus, and Pointers

• It uses only command line inputs

What is the purpose of usability metrics?

• To assess the marketing strategy of a product

• To evaluate the technical specifications of a system

• To identify what to measure in usability tests

• To measure the aesthetic appeal of a design

Which of the following is a method used in cognitive modeling?

• Heuristic Evaluation

• GOMS

• Task Analysis

• Focus Groups

What is the main focus of contextual inquiry?

• To evaluate the technical performance of a system

• To gather quantitative data from surveys

• To study users in their actual work context

• To analyze user behavior in a controlled environment