Software Engineering (H2)

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Software Engineering Quiz

Test your knowledge and skills in Software Engineering concepts with this comprehensive quiz. Dive into the world of user experience, interface design, and usability principles!

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S a broad concept that applies to all aspects of a person’s interaction with a product or service.

User experience (UX)

user interface (UI)

is the set of inputs and outputs that directly involve an application user

User experience (UX)

user interface (UI)

is a design technique that embodies the view that the user interface appears to be the entire system

User-centered design

Usability

Iterative development

Refers to how easy a system is to learn and use

User-centered design

Usability

Iterative development

That is, doing some analysis, then some design, then some implementation, and then repeating the processes

User-centered design

Usability

Iterative development

To evaluate designs to ensure usability

First principle of user-centered design

Second principle of user-centered design

Iterative development

First principle of user-centered design

Second principle of user-centered design

To make computers easier to use and learn, designers of early visually-oriented interfaces adopted

Metaphors

Dialogue metaphor

Which are analogies between features of the user interface and aspects of physical reality that users are familiar with.

Metaphors

Dialogue metaphor

Emphasizes the communication that occurs between a user and a computer, conceptualized as a conversation

Metaphors

Dialogue metaphor

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: are those objects that appear on a screen that the user can manipulate.

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: means that the appearance of a specific control suggests its function—that is, the purpose for which the control is used

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: means that a control is visible, so users know it is available

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: is some visual or audio response by the system in response to some user action

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: can be applied to many different aspects of the user interface, as well as to the application itself

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: concept are particularly important today yet can be difficult to support

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: Before deciding on a specific implementation, an analyst often uses a technique called

Fundamental Principles of User-Interface Design: showing a sequence of sketches of the display screen during a dialogue.

User Interface Design: is whether the application will be built as a custom, stand-alone software application or whether it will be browser-based.

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User Interface Design: applies to the type of device the application is designed for.

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User Interface Design: applies to the operating system platform.

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