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This document is a midterm exam for 4th year students at Beni Suef University, focusing on Human Computer Interaction. It includes questions on project definitions, user interface design, paper prototypes, and GUI design, with a total of 20 marks available. Students are required to answer various questions related to user experience, interaction design, and usability principles.

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HCI MidtermExamr

This document is a midterm exam for 4th year students at Beni Suef University, focusing on Human Computer Interaction. It includes questions on project definitions, user interface design, paper prototypes, and GUI design, with a total of 20 marks available. Students are required to answer various questions related to user experience, interaction design, and usability principles.

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Beni Suef University

Faculty of Computers and Information


Midterm Exam - Second Semester 2018 / 2019
4th year Students

Subject Human Computer Interaction Date 2 / 4 / 2019


Time Allowed 1 Hour Total Mark 20 Marks

Answer the following Questions:


Question 1 [10 marks]:
a) Write Project title, problem definition, intended users showing individual differences, how it can
serve users with special needs.
b) What is the limitations on interactive performance?
c) Define different paper prototype evolution roles?
d) What is the ergonomics give three examples?
Question 2 [10 marks] [1 each, -1 for each wrong one ]:
a) Which of the following are valid ways to avoid having a bad user interface? (Circle all that apply.)
i. Speak to experts who study user interfaces.
ii. Build prototypes.
iii. Limit the functionality the users can customize to minimize the interface.
iv. Make sure the back end works pretty well before presenting the user with the interface to avoid confusing the
users with bugs and getting bad interface advice.
v. Talk to users.
b) Paper Prototype: limitations
i. Can’t test overall aesthetic look
ii. Can’t test Functionality
iii. Can’t test Navigation & Task Flow
iv. Can’t test response time
c) Assume you are developing the information architecture for a bank website. The primary purpose of the site is to
inform customers about the bank’s services as well as give them access to online services. Below are methods
possible methods for designing the information architecture. However, they are not in a reasonable order.
Indicate an appropriate order for conducting these methods by placing numbers next to each method.
i. ___ Create site map.
ii. ___ Perform a content analysis.
iii. __ Recruit card sort users.
iv. __ Ask users to perform a card sort.
v. ___ Analyze card sort data.
d) Norman’s model concentrates on user’s view of the interface. Order the steps by placing numbers next to each
method.
i. ___formulates intention
ii. ___evaluates system state with respect to goal
iii. ___executes action
iv. ___perceives system state
v. ___user establishes the goal
Question 3 [10 marks] GUI Design:
a) Sketch and the Design simple dashboard for your faculty news that showing answers for student needs.
b) Identify the problems in the below user interfaces;

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1. A dialog to enter patient information. The user is the patient -- who is required to fill in his/her
information upon arrival to clinic.

2. A dialog displayed to the user from a source control application (e.g. cvs, svn, subversion, sourcesafe,
etc…) during the comparison of two program source files

Question 4: [10 marks]


Describe the interaction on the following images. What was the innovation in this research? What is the name of this
type of interaction? What are the input /output devices used for such kind of interaction?
A B

C D

Thinking is the solution


Dr. Heba Hamdy

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