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Mumbai University/BE IT/User Interaction Design/Evaluation Techniques and Framework/Multiple Choice Questions - Part 1

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This article is based on the common Multiple Choice Questions related to User Interface Design. The MCQs are based on the topic- Evaluation techniques and framework

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 Interface Design. The MCQs set is prepared from taking different cluster data. Similar set of questions are asked in the Human Computer Interaction.





Q 1) Which evaluation approach does not involve user?

a. Expert review
b. Query methods
c. Observational methods
d. Experimental methods

Solution: a) Expert review

Q 2) Which of the following are most used in heuristic evaluation?

a. 10 Heuristics of Nielsen
b. 8 Golden Rules of Shneiderman
c. 7 Principles of Norman

Solution: a) 10 Heuristics of Nielsen

Q 3) With respect to the systems functionality, which statement is incorrect?

a. It neglects matching the use of the system to the user’s expectations of the task
b. It must accord with the user’s requirements
c. The design of the system should enable users to perform their intended tasks more easily
d. This includes not only making the appropriate functionality available within the system, but making it clearly reachable by the user

Solution: a) It neglects matching the use of the system to the user’s expectations of the task

Q 4) UI Design evaluation does not occur at _____.

a. Field with users collaboration
b. Developer alone at his home
c. Laboratory

Solution: b) Developer alone at his home

Q 5) With respect to evaluation through expert analysis, which approach is incorrect?

a. Heuristic evaluation
b. Cognitive walkthrough
c. Use of previous work

Solution: c) Use of previous work

Q 6) Drawback of Evaluation through Laboratory studies is __________.

a. Specialist equipment available
b. User can participate in evaluation
c. Uninterrupted environment
d. Lack of context

Solution: d) Lack of context

Q 7) If system location is dangerous or impractical for constrained single user systems to allow controlled manipulation of use then which of the following is appropriate?

a. Evaluator Expert in Laboratory studies
b. Field studies
c. Group of developers in Field studies
d. Group of users only in field studies

Solution: a) Evaluator Expert in Laboratory studies

Q 8) In Laboratory Evaluation technique, which statement is incorrect?

a. Lack of context
b. Uninterrupted environment
c. It is better than field

Solution: c) It is better than field evaluation

Q 9) Which are not Experimental factors in evaluation techniques?

a. Algorithm
b. Experiment design
c. Number of users
d. Variables

Solution: c) Number of users

Q 10) UI Design evaluation process evaluates ______.

a. Planning
b. Analysis
c. Requirement gathering
d. Both design and implementation

Solution: d) Both design and implementation

Q 11) Which is not evaluation techniques in UI Design?

a. Cognitive Walkthrough
b. Prototyping
c. Heuristic Evaluation
d. Review based evaluation

Solution: b) Prototyping

Q 12) Which of the following is not true about the evaluation phase of UXD Process?

a. Scope for improvement is determined
b. What is users favourite colour and shape.
c. Whether the needs of the user and stakeholders are being met is determined
d. New requirements may surface

Solution: b) What is users favourite colour and shape.

Q 13) Heuristic Evaluation is proposed by

a. Huffman
b. Nielson and Molich
c. Norman
d. Shneiderman

Solution: b) Nielson and Molich

Q 14) Which statement is correct about Heuristic evaluation?

a. You cannot use it together with other usability testing methodologies
b. Multiple experts are not required here
c. It cannot provide quick and relatively inexpensive feedback to designers
d. Debugs design

Solution: d) Debugs design

Q 15) Which is not the Problem with data gathering?

a. Synchronization
b. Consistency
c. Availability
d. Sheer volume

Solution: c) Availability


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