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WorksheetsHCI 323 - MIDTERM EXAM
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 25mins
(a) is an interdisciplinary field in which computer scientists, engineers, psychologists, social scientists, and design professionals play important roles.
(a) refers to a dialogue generated by the command and data, input to the computer and the display, output of the computer, and the sensory/perceptual input to the human and motor response output of the human.
This (a) is made up of a set of hardware devices and software tools from the computer side and a system of sensory, motor, and cognitive processes from the human side.
The (a) today is often one of the most critical factors regarding the success or failure of a computer system
What do you call this feature in the user interface that has the ability to achieve specific tasks efficiently?
(a)
This is one of the key concepts of HCI that is concerned with making systems easy to learn and use?
(a)
(a) explains the human’s capability and model of conscious processing of high-level information.
(a) is a model of human movement that predicts the time required to rapidly move to a target area as a function of the distance to and the size of the target.
(a) is a type of Multimodal interaction that provides users with alternative ways to interact gives people more choices.
This is a type of tactile display parameter that has a maximum threshold which is difficult to measure, because of the force/torque, the kinesthetic senses, and depends on the physical condition of the user.
(a)
The (a) is perhaps the most prevalent mode for information feedback.
(a) are composite, primitive, and intermediate visual elements that are automatically recognized before entering our consciousness.
(a) is the resolution perceivable by the human eye from a fixed distance. This is also synonymous with the power of sight, which is different for different people and age groups.
(a) is the number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical directions for a fixed area.
(a) is a type of model that formulates and revises a “plan,” then decides what to do based on the various knowledge in the memory, and finally acts it out by commanding the motor system.
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "GENDER"
Application
User
Platform
General HCI Design
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "VIRTUAL REALITY"
Platform
Interface
General HCI Design
Application
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "WIMP"
Application
General HCI Design
User
Interface Style
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "LOCATION/PLACE"
User
Platform
General HCI Design
Task/Operational Context
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "ELECTRONIC COMMERCE"
Application
General HCI Design
Platform
Interface
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "DISPLAY LAYOUT"
General HCI Design
Interface Style
Application
User
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "USER EXPERIENCE"
General HCI Design
User
Task
Platform
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "DESIGN/EDITING"
Platform
General HCI Design
Application
Task
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "CULTURE/COUNTRY"
Task
User
Platform
Interface Style
DETERMINE what CATEGORY does these CRITERIA of HCI Guidelines belongs. "OPERATING SYSTEM"
Platform
Interface Style
General HCI Design
User
What are the following VISUAL and DISPLAY Parameters? (Choose 3)
Visual Acuity
Pixel
Contrast
Display Field of View
Phase
What are the following AURAL DISPLAY Parameters? (Choose 2)
Ergonomics
Intensity
Decibel
Phase
What are the following TACTILE DISPLAY Parameters? (Choose 3)
Pressure Threshold
Tactile Resolution
Alternative
Vibration Frequency
Complement
Give the 5 commonly encountered user interface paradigms.
What are the two (2) key features needed for an effective user interface?
Expressive and Intuitive
Cognitive Science and Ergonomics
Cognitive Science and Expressive
Ergonomics and Intuitive
What are the two (2) main underlying theories for HCI, that Human factors can be largely divided into?
Expressive and Intuitive
Cognitive Science and Ergonomics
Cognitive Science and Expressive
Ergonomics and Intuitive
