Exam 11: Designing Interfaces and Dialogues

Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A menu-positioning method that places the access point of the menu near the top line of the display; when accessed,menus open by dropping down onto the display.

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Question 21

An audit trail is a record of the sequence of data entries and the date of those entries.

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Question 22

__________ refers to graphical pictures that represent specific functions within a system.

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Question 23

Match each of the input devices listed below to the potentially high usability problems associated with it.(Answers may occur more than once.Questions may have multiple answers.) -joystick

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Question 24

When structuring data entry fields,the system should automatically justify data entries.

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Question 25

__________ is the type of data error that loses characters from a field.

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Question 26

Match each of the following guidelines for structuring data entry fields with corresponding examples. -Numbers are right justified and aligned on decimal points,and text is left justified.

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Question 27

Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A method by which users interact with information systems.

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Question 28

Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A human-computer interaction method where users enter explicit statements into a system to invoke operations.

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Question 29

The values validation test makes sure that values come from a standard set of values.

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Question 30

When designing usable help,use lists to break information into manageable pieces.

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Question 31

Identify four sources of data errors.

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Question 32

Match each of the following validation tests and techniques with corresponding examples. -Using a standard formula to derive and add an extra digit to a part number.

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Question 33

A technique for showing a user where they are in a Web site by placing a series of "tabs" on a Web page that shows a user where they are and where they have been best describes:

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Question 34

Match each of the input devices listed below to the areas where little or no usability problems exist for it.(Answers may occur more than once.Questions may have multiple answers.) -voice

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Question 35

The variations in menu design are often related to the capabilities of the development environment,the skills of the developer,and the size and complexity of the system.

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Question 36

A pop-up menu is a menu positioning method that places a menu near the current cursor position.

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Question 37

The three major steps for designing dialogues include each of the following except:

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Question 38

Using lists to break information into manageable pieces conforms to the SOS guideline of:

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Question 39

The ability to provide field-level help is often referred to as:

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Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A menu-positioning method that places the access point of the menu near the top line of the display; when accessed,menus open by dropping down onto the display.

An audit trail is a record of the sequence of data entries and the date of those entries.

__________ refers to graphical pictures that represent specific functions within a system.

Match each of the input devices listed below to the potentially high usability problems associated with it.(Answers may occur more than once.Questions may have multiple answers.) -joystick

When structuring data entry fields,the system should automatically justify data entries.

__________ is the type of data error that loses characters from a field.

Match each of the following guidelines for structuring data entry fields with corresponding examples. -Numbers are right justified and aligned on decimal points,and text is left justified.

Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A method by which users interact with information systems.

Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition. -A human-computer interaction method where users enter explicit statements into a system to invoke operations.

The values validation test makes sure that values come from a standard set of values.

When designing usable help,use lists to break information into manageable pieces.

Identify four sources of data errors.

Match each of the following validation tests and techniques with corresponding examples. -Using a standard formula to derive and add an extra digit to a part number.

A technique for showing a user where they are in a Web site by placing a series of "tabs" on a Web page that shows a user where they are and where they have been best describes:

Match each of the input devices listed below to the areas where little or no usability problems exist for it.(Answers may occur more than once.Questions may have multiple answers.) -voice

The variations in menu design are often related to the capabilities of the development environment,the skills of the developer,and the size and complexity of the system.

A pop-up menu is a menu positioning method that places a menu near the current cursor position.

The three major steps for designing dialogues include each of the following except:

Using lists to break information into manageable pieces conforms to the SOS guideline of:

The ability to provide field-level help is often referred to as:

The Systems Development Environment

The Origins of Software

Managing the Information Systems Project

Identifying and Selecting Systems Development Projects

Initiating and Planning Systems Development Projects

Determining System Requirements

Structuring System Process Requirements

Structuring System Data Requirements

Designing Databases

Designing Forms and Reports

Designing Distributed and Internet Systems

System Implementation

Maintaining Information Systems

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: Use Cases

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: Activity Diagrams

Objected-Oriented Analysis and Design: Object Modeling-Class Diagrams

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design: Sequence Diagrams

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