HCI_quiz1

1. What is the central concept that underpins the entire HCI topic?

• • Technology-centered design

• • Human-centered design

• • System-centered design

• User-interface design

1. Who should be the primary focus of system design?

• • The developers

• • T he system itself

• • The users

• • The organization

Which of the following best defines interaction design?

• The arrangement of visual elements on a screen.

• The arrangement of visual elements on a screen.

• The study of how people interact with technology.

• The design of the overall experience of using a product or services

1. What should developers consider when designing systems?

• • Only the system's functionality

• • The users' needs, capabilities, and preferences

• • The latest technological trends

• • The organization's budget constraints

1. Should users be forced to adapt to a system's design?

• • Yes, for efficiency

• • Yes, to maintain consistency

• • No, the system should adapt to the users

• all of the above

What is the primary goal of user-centered design (UCD)?

• To create visually appealing interfaces.

• To meet the needs and goals of the end-user.

• To minimize development costs.

• To ensure the product or service is technically sound.

What is the significance of cognitive psychology in HCI?

• • It helps understand how users perceive and process information

• • It is used to design efficient hardware components

• • It is used to optimize network protocols

• • It is used to develop artificial intelligence systems

Which of the following best defines interaction design?

• The design of the overall experience of using a product or service.

• The arrangement of visual elements on a screen.

• c. The process of creating user interfaces.

• The study of how people interact with technology.

What is the role of user experience (UX) design in HCI?

• • To create visually appealing interfaces

• • To optimize system performance

• • To enhance the overall user satisfaction with a product or system

• • To develop advanced algorithms

What is the difference between functional and non-functional requirements?

• Functional requirements describe what the system   does, while non-functional requirements specify how the system performs.

• Functional requirements are more important than non-functional requirements.

• Non-functional requirements are only relevant for complex systems.

• Functional requirements are related to the user interface, while non-functional requirements are not.