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Mumbai University/BE IT/User Interaction Design/Data Gathering, Analysis and Presentation/Multiple Choice Questions - Part 2

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This article is based on the common Multiple Choice Questions related to User Interaction Design. The MCQs are based on the topic- "Data Gathering, Establishing Requirements, Analysis, Interpretation and Presentation".

From the University Exam point of view, these MCQs were given as question bank in the 2020 Mumbai University-BE-Information Technology Exam for the subject- User Interaction Design. The MCQs set is prepared from taking different cluster data. The MCQs are based on the Module 3 of the syllabus and includes topics -

  • Establishing requirements
  • Five key issues
  • Techniques for Data Gathering
  • Data Analysis, Interpretation and Presentation
  • Task description and Task Analysis




Q 1) What is itself an iterative activity in which the sub-activities inform and refine one another?

a. Identifying needs and establishing requirements
b. Only identifying needs
c. Only identifying requirements
d. Establishing renunciation

Solution: a) Identifying needs and establishing requirements

Q 2) Getting the requirements right is crucial to the success of the which product type?

a. Interactive
b. Exclusive
c. Unsupportive
d. Competitive

Solution: a) Interactive

Q 3) Observers can be _________ in the field and in the controlled environments.

a. Outsiders
b. Variable
c. Insiders
d. Conform

Solution: a) Outsiders

Q 4) Who can be thought of as participant observers or not, depending on one’s own point of viewer?

a. Ethnocentrists
b. Ethnographers
c. Ethnogenisis
d. Time-keeper

Solution: b) Ethnographers

Q 5) The analysis which is strongly interpretive and pays great attention to context is known as _______.

a. Content
b. Discourse
c. Qualitative
d. Quantitative

Solution: b) Discourse

Q 6) The observational data provides insights into users which reactions?

a. Negative
b. Positive
c. Affective
d. Tedious

Solution: c) Affective

Q 7) The range of answers to demographic questionnaires is ________.

a. Unforeseeable
b. Occasional
c. Episodic
d. Predicatble

Solution: d) Predicatble

Q 8) Video and interaction logs capture everything that the user does during a _______.

a. Usability test
b. Functionality test
c. Veracity test
d. Interactive test

Solution: a) Usability test

Q 9) What help observers to keep their goals and questions in sight?

a. Insights
b. Questionnaire
c. Templates
d. Frameworks

Solution: d) Frameworks

Q 10) ___________ are useful when users are scattered and unreachable in person.

a. Diaries
b. Leaflets
c. Templates
d. Notepads

Solution: a) Diaries

Q 11) Ethnographic study allows multiple ____________ of reality.

a. Interrogation
b. Interpretations
c. Interactions
d. Integration

Solution: b) Interpretations

Q 12) Who may be participant observers or ethnographers?

a. Inside observer
b. Outside observer
c. Introvert
d. Outside-inside observer

Solution: a) Inside observer

Q 13) Who developed essential use cases?

a. Colin Robson
b. Goetz and LeCompte
c. Constantine and Lockwood
d. Kahn and Cannell

Solution: c) Constantine and Lockwood

Q 14) What do essential use cases represent from scenarios?

a. Solid data
b. Abstractions
c. Concrete figures
d. Representations

Solution: b) Abstractions

Q 15) What capture the type, volatility, size/amount, persistence, accuracy, and value of the amounts of the required data?

a. Data requirements
b. Data obligation
c. Data specification
d. Data stipulation

Solution: a) Data requirements

Q 16) ______ and questions provide a focus for observation.

a. Goals
b. Futility
c. Unimportance
d. Triviality

Solution: a) Goals

Q 17) Which data is interpreted and used to tell the story about what was observed?

a. Qualitative
b. Quantitative
c. Statistical
d. Analytical

Solution: a) Qualitative

Q 18) The aim of the ____ is to begin structuring and recording descriptions of requirements.

a. Ignorance
b. Complication
c. Misconception
d. Interpretation

Solution: d) Interpretation

Q 19) The data which is collected from interaction and video logs and presented as values, tables, charts and graphs and is treated statistically is _____.

a. Analytical
b. Qualitative
c. Quantitative
d. Discourse

Solution: c) Quantitative

Q 20) The walkthroughs which involve simulating a user's problem-solving process at each step in the human-computer dialog is _____.

a. Absurb
b. Cognitive
c. Non cognitive
d. Loony

Solution: b) Cognitive



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