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This document provides the solutions to an assignment for an NPTEL online certification course on the design and implementation of human-computer interfaces. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing concepts covered in lectures on contextual inquiry, iterative design, interface design principles, code design, and user-centered design. The detailed solutions reference content from specific lectures in the course.

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Assignment 3

This document provides the solutions to an assignment for an NPTEL online certification course on the design and implementation of human-computer interfaces. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing concepts covered in lectures on contextual inquiry, iterative design, interface design principles, code design, and user-centered design. The detailed solutions reference content from specific lectures in the course.

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NPTEL Online Certification Course

Design & Implementation Of Human-Computer Interfaces


Assignment 3: Detailed Solution
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1. Which stage comes after the "Close" stage in the contextual inquiry (CI) process?

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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL lecture 2 from week 3
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2. What is the purpose of the "design-prototype-evaluate cycle"?
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3. Shneiderman proposed ______ golden rules


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4. What is the primary purpose of the "code design" phase?


a. To create prototypes for interface design
b. To make the code manageable
c. To analyze data and gather requirements
d. To define interfaces between modules
Correct Answer: b
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL lecture 3 from week 3
5. Which design language is considered a graphical language for expressing code design
ideas?
a. Natural languages
b. Formal languages
c. UML

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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL lecture 3 from week 3

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7. In user-centered design, we have two concerns: Interface design and _________
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8. Code design can be expressed in natural languages, semi-formal languages, and
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a. Strive for consistency
b. Permit easy reversal of actions
c. Reduce short-term memory load
d. Keep users in control
Correct Answer: c
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL lecture 4 from week 3
10. What is the full form of UCD?
a. user-centered design
b. user-centered decision
c. user-centered development
d. user-centric development

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