Quiz on Human-Computer Interaction BSIT 4A

What is the primary goal of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)?

• To develop new hardware technologies

• To improve the overall experience of using technology

• To focus solely on software development

• To design systems only for expert users

Which of the following best defines HCI?

• A field focused exclusively on computer programming

• The study of the interaction between humans and computers

• A subset of graphic design

• The design of computer networks

Why is usability important in HCI?

• It ensures systems are aesthetically pleasing

• It allows systems to be used easily and effectively

• It focuses on the economic aspects of technology

• It reduces the need for training

What does 'user-centered design' prioritize in HCI?

• The technical specifications of the system

• The needs and abilities of the end-users

• The aesthetic appeal of the interface

• The cost of development

Which principle of HCI ensures that systems can be used by people with disabilities?

• Usability

• User-centered design

• Accessibility

• Information architecture

What does the term 'user experience (UX)' refer to in HCI?

• The functionality of the system

• The overall satisfaction and pleasure from using a system

• The design of physical interfaces

• The coding efficiency

Which of the following is a focus of interaction design in HCI?

• The physical appearance of devices

• The ways users interact with systems

• The hardware specifications

• The marketability of the product

What is information architecture concerned with in HCI?

• The physical structure of hardware

• The organization and presentation of information to users

• The speed of processing data

• The design of network infrastructures

Which HCI principle involves studying the physical, cognitive, and social characteristics of users?

• Information architecture

• Human factors

• Interaction design

• Contextual design

What is the role of contextual design in HCI?

• Designing for the technical specifications of the system

• Taking into account the context in which systems will be used

• Focusing on the aesthetics of the interface

• Reducing the cost of system development