HCI Quiz

What does HCI stand for?

• Human-Computer Innovation

• Human-Centric Interaction

• Human-Computer Interaction

• Hardware-Computer Integration

In HCI, a system is considered 'useful' if:

• It is enjoyable to use

• It supports the user's task

• It is aesthetically pleasing

• It is free of errors

A 'usable' system must be:

• Highly technical

• Easy and enjoyable to use

• Expensive to produce

• Technically perfect

User-Centred System Design (UCSD) focuses on:

• Rapid software deployment

• Building complex technical systems

• Preferences and requirements of users

• System hardware improvements

What is the primary focus of natural computing?

• Improving hardware speed

• Simulating how humans process information

• Reducing software costs

• Enhancing computer security

Which describes 'usable' systems best?

• Perform tasks accurately

• Fun and easy to use

• Offer technical complexity

• Expensive but efficient

Useful system means:

• High technical performance

• Completes user's desired task

• Has colorful UI

• Fast server connection

UCD process mainly involves:

• Ignoring user needs

• Prioritizing technical specs

• Focusing on users and iteration

• Developing first and testing last

A storyboard is mainly:

• A technical report

• A map of user flows with sketches

• A database model

• A testing environment

Dix's principle emphasizes:

• Learnability and consistency

• Hardware design

• Color scheme

• Speed of development