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IoT:Roles and Design Principles by Chayan Bhattacharjee

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A smart home device is experiencing usability issues. Users find the interface confusing and difficult to navigate.

a)

Engineer

b)

Designer

c)

Architect

d)

Security Analyst

2.

A company is launching a new wearable health monitor that collects sensitive health data. Concerns about data security have arisen.

a)

Artist

b)

Engineer

c)

Security Analyst

d)

Craftsperson

3.

The prototype of a smart thermostat has been built, but it does not function as intended due to hardware malfunctions.

a)

Architect

b)

Engineer

c)

Designer

d)

Craftsperson

4.

A new IoT product needs a visually appealing packaging design that communicates its features effectively to potential customers.

a)

Artist

b)

Designer

c)

Engineer

d)

Architect

5.

During the testing phase, users report that the product does not integrate well with existing home automation systems.

a)

Security Analyst

b)

Engineer

c)

Craftsperson

d)

Designer

6.

A startup wants to create an innovative IoT solution for smart agriculture but has limited resources for development.

a)

Architect

b)

Artist

c)

Engineer

d)

Designer

7.

The marketing team needs compelling visuals and branding materials to promote the new IoT device.

a)

Engineer

b)

Artist

c)

Designer

d)

Security Analyst

8.

The development team is facing challenges with the physical assembly of IoT devices, leading to delays in production.

a)

Craftsperson

b)

Engineer

c)

Architect

d)

Designer

9.

A company is concerned about potential hacking threats to their newly launched IoT security camera.

a)

Security Analyst

b)

Engineer

c)

Architect

d)

Designer

10.

The aesthetics of a new smart lamp are not resonating with target customers, leading to poor sales.

a)

Designer

b)

Craftsperson

c)

Engineer

d)

Security Analyst

11.

Users have reported that an IoT fitness tracker drains battery too quickly, affecting usability.

a)

Engineer

b)

Craftsperson

c)

Designer

d)

Architect

12.

The company wants to ensure that their smart appliance meets all regulatory standards for safety and performance.

a)

Engineer

b)

Security Analyst

c)

Architect

d)

Craftsperson

13.

A prototype of a smart irrigation system is developed, but it lacks detailed technical specifications for production.

a)

Engineer

b)

Architect

c)

Craftsperson

d)

Designer

14.

Users are experiencing connectivity issues with their smart home devices, leading to frustration and negative feedback.

a)

Engineer

b)

Security Analyst

c)

Craftsperson

d)

Artist

15.

A team is brainstorming ideas for a new IoT product but struggles with creative concepts and innovation.

a)

Artist

b)

Architect

c)

Engineer

d)

Designer

16.

The product launch is approaching, but there are concerns about how well the product will perform under real-world conditions.

a)

Security Analyst

b)

Engineer

c)

Architect

d)

Craftsperson

17.

The design team has created several prototypes of an IoT device, but they lack craftsmanship in assembly quality.

a)

Craftsperson

b)

Designer

c)

Engineer

d)

Architect

18.

A company wants to create a user-friendly mobile app to control their IoT devices remotely.

a)

Designer

b)

Security Analyst

c)

Engineer

d)

Craftsperson

19.

There are concerns about how data collected by IoT devices will be stored and used, raising privacy issues among users.

a)

Architect

b)

Security Analyst

c)

Engineer

d)

Craftsperson

20.

The organization is looking to expand its IoT product line but lacks a cohesive vision for future developments.

a)

Architect

b)

Designer

c)

Engineer

d)

Security Analyst

21.

A startup is designing a smart wearable for senior citizens that tracks heartbeat and body temperature. The team spends weeks talking to hospitals, caretakers, and elderly users to ensure the product truly helps in emergencies.
Which IoT design principle is most reflected here?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Use data responsibly

d)

Prototype early and often

22.

A company developing smart thermostats realizes that the devices must work with various heating systems, different mobile devices, and voice assistants.
Which principle are they applying?

a)

Consider the context

b)

Take a holistic view

c)

Prototype early and often

d)

Put safety first

23.

A smart lock manufacturer ensures that their app doesn’t allow remote unlocking without dual authentication and notifies users about every lock/unlock event.
Which principle does this demonstrate?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Put safety first

d)

Use data responsibly

24.

A smart agriculture device is designed to function even in remote, low-network areas and rough weather.
Which design principle is considered?

a)

Take a holistic view

b)

Use data responsibly

c)

Consider the context

d)

Prototype early and often

25.

A company testing a smart baby monitor conducts multiple trials in homes before mass production.
Which design principle is at play?

a)

Take a holistic view

b)

Use data responsibly

c)

Consider the context

d)

Prototype early and often

26.

While developing a smart irrigation system, the developers also integrated soil sensors, weather forecasts, and mobile alerts.
Which design principle does this best represent?

a)

Take a holistic view

b)

Use data responsibly

c)

Consider the context

d)

Prototype early and often

27.

A fitness tracker startup emphasizes sleek design, customizable wristbands, and branding its app with a unique name and logo.
Which principle is highlighted?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Take a holistic view

d)

Use data responsibly

28.

A smart refrigerator uploads user eating habits and consumption patterns to a cloud system. The team encrypts all data, anonymizes it, and takes user consent before any analytics.
Which principle is being respected?

a)

Consider the context

b)

Put safety first

c)

Use data responsibly

d)

Focus on value

29.

A health-monitoring wearable is marketed as a life-saving tool. However, the team clearly states in their documentation that it is not a replacement for medical diagnostics.
Which principle does this reflect?

a)

Consider the context

b)

Put safety first

c)

Use data responsibly

d)

Focus on value

30.

A smart trash bin sends fill level data to city garbage trucks but anonymizes GPS coordinates when collecting data.
Which design principle is respected?

a)

Consider the context

b)

Put safety first

c)

Use data responsibly

d)

Focus on value

31.

A company revisits their smart home alarm system after a competitor was hacked, and patches all vulnerabilities immediately.
Which principle are they emphasizing?

a)

Consider the context

b)

Put safety first

c)

Use data responsibly

d)

Focus on value

32.

In designing a smart city lighting system, engineers considered the impact on traffic, wildlife, and nearby homes.
Which design principle does this align with?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Take a holistic view

d)

Use data responsibly

33.

A smart water meter includes leak detection, usage history, and bill prediction features to assist homeowners.
Which principle is evident?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Take a holistic view

d)

Use data responsibly

34.

A team advertises its IoT kitchen gadget with the tagline "Bringing Gourmet Intelligence to Your Home" and ensures it aligns with all social media visuals.
Which principle is applied here?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Take a holistic view

d)

Use data responsibly

35.

Engineers ensure that user data collected by a smart water purifier is stored securely with two-factor authentication and transparency.
Which principle is followed?

a)

Build a brand

b)

Focus on value

c)

Take a holistic view

d)

Use data responsibly