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    1 of 3 Set 2 Please Answer All Five (5) Questions.: CCB 1043/ Human Computer Interaction /final Exam/ Mar - Jul 2017

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    This document contains a 5 question exam on human computer interaction. Question 1 asks about criteria for system engineering goals, high level rule schemas, and designing for novice users. Question 2 covers interview and focus group evaluation, formal usability inspection, and Backus Naur Form. Question 3 discusses menu types, consistent vs inconsistent argument order, and input characteristics. Question 4 describes user-centered phrasing and non-anthropomorphic guidelines. Question 5 analyzes an interface for golden rules compliance and discusses benefits and problems of voice recognition.

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    CCB 1043/ Human Computer Interaction /Final Exam/ Mar - Jul 2017 Page 1 of 3

    Set 2
    Please answer all five (5) questions.

    Question 1 (20 marks)

    a) Explain the following four (4) criteria that form part of the goals of system
    engineering by giving an example.

    i) Standardization
    ii) Integration
    iii) Consistency
    iv) Portability
    (8 marks)

    b) Using the high level rule schemas given below, identify the consistent
    grammar produced for the following task:

    1. task [Direction,Unit] -> symbol [Direction] +


    letter [Unit]
    2. symbol [Direction=upward] -> "UP"
    3. symbol [Direction=downward] -> "DOWN"
    4. letter[Unit=line] -> "L"
    5. letter[Unit=paragraph] -> "P"

    i) Move cursor one line downward.


    ii) Move cursor one line upward.
    iii) Move cursor one paragraph downward.
    iv) Move cursor one paragraph upward.
    (8 marks)

    c) Describe how to design a system to enable novice or first-time users perform


    their task properly.
    (4 marks)

    Question 2 (20 marks)

    a) What are the three (3) advantages and disadvantages of using interviews and
    focus-group discussion to evaluate an interface design in use?
    (7 marks)

    b) What is the task involved in performing formal usability inspection on an


    interface design?
    (3 marks)

    c) The syntax below describes the use of Backus Naur Form to outline the
    grammar of a program or software.

    <non-terminal> ::= <non-terminals> terminals


    CCB 1043/ Human Computer Interaction /Final Exam/ Mar - Jul 2017 Page 2 of 3
    Set 2
    Using the notation described above, outline the representation of a person’s
    full name as used in your program.
    (10 marks)

    Question 3 (20 marks)

    a) For the following scenarios, Illustrate (with a diagram) what type of menu will
    you use in your design to represent the interaction and why?
    i) To guide a user through a set of actions needed to customize your
    software.
    ii) To allow users to select one (1) option out of five (5) displaying
    only the selected option at the end.
    iii) To provide grouped set of actions that is categorized and visible
    upon clicking action by the user.
    iv) To turn a feature on or off using a single component.
    (16 marks)

    b) Provide an example comparing two sets of commands which portrays the use
    of consistent and inconsistent order of arguments.
    (4 marks)

    Question 4 (20 marks)

    a) For the following devices, describe their input characteristics and sample
    applications in which it is worthy of use.
    i) Button.
    ii) Mouse.
    iii) Joystick.
    (9 marks)

    b) What are the suggestions of user-centered phrasing strategy applied to user


    controls of the system?
    (4 marks)

    c) List the seven (7) non-anthropomorphic guidelines.


    (7 marks)

    Question 5 (20 marks)

    a) The diagram below shows the interface of MSN Hotmail. Discuss the use of
    the eight (8) golden rules in its design, and identify the areas in which these
    rules were not addressed.
    (10 marks)
    CCB 1043/ Human Computer Interaction /Final Exam/ Mar - Jul 2017 Page 3 of 3
    Set 2

    b) Give three (3) benefits and three (3) problems of voice recognition input.
    (10 marks)

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