- 1. Human-computer interaction (HCI) is a multidisciplinary field that focuses on the design, evaluation, and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use. It involves studying how people interact with computers and designing technologies that let humans interact with computers in meaningful and effective ways. HCI draws on principles and knowledge from computer science, psychology, design, sociology, and other fields to create user-friendly interfaces and experiences. By understanding user behaviors, preferences, and needs, HCI aims to improve the usability, accessibility, and overall user experience of technology products and services.
What is HCI short for?
A) Human-Computer Interaction
B) Home Control Innovation
C) High Computing Interface
D) Healthcare Interaction
- 2. What is the main goal of usability testing in HCI?
A) To evaluate how user-friendly a system is
B) To design graphic icons
C) To optimize computer speed
D) To test software security
- 3. What term describes the process of making a system easy to learn and use?
A) Scalability
B) Flexibility
C) Usability
D) Robustness
- 4. HCI involves understanding the interactions between which two entities?
A) Plants and Animals
B) Humans and Computers
C) Clouds and Lightning
D) Rocks and Rivers
- 5. Which HCI design approach involves adapting technology to suit human needs and preferences?
A) User-centered Design
B) Algorithmic Development
C) Abstract Modeling
D) Machine-driven Design
- 6. What term describes the arrangement of elements on a screen that allows users to interact with a system?
A) User Interface
B) System Architecture
C) Peripheral Configuration
D) Network Topology
- 7. What is the term for designing interfaces with features that facilitate the natural way people would prefer to interact?
A) Geometric Design Interface
B) Natural User Interface (NUI)
C) Obsolete Method Interface
D) Technical Jargon Interface
- 8. Which concept in HCI involves the study of human factors in designing interactive systems?
A) Astrophysics
B) Ergonomics
C) Anthropology
D) Neuroscience
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