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INF1520
EXAM PACK
 Recent exam questions and answers
 Summarised study notes
 Exam tips and guidelines


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Which of the following are urban myths about the impact of computer systems on human physiology?



Select one:
a. Eyesight deteriorates because of computer systems; brightness cause headaches; and epilepsy the visual display and units of
computers do not cause epilepsy.
b. Eyesight deteriorates because of computer systems; epilepsy the visual display and units of computers do not cause epilepsy and
light cause brain damage.
c. Eyesight deteriorate because of computer systems; and brightness causes headaches.
d. Brightness causes headaches and epilepsy the visual display and units of computers do not cause epilepsy.




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Which one of the following is a usability principle that refers to the accuracy and completeness with which specified users can achieve
specified goals in particular environments?



Select one:
a. Satisfaction
b. Perception
c. Cognition
d. Efficiency
e. Effectiveness [A]




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Select one:
a. Use laptop mouse
b. Replace keyboard
c. Use a secretary
d. Use of a wrist support




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The process whereby a product is gradually improved over time is referred to as:



Select one:
a. affordance design
b. consistent design
c. improved design
d. evolutionary design
e. changing design




Question 5
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An interface need not be an artwork to be aesthetically pleasing. Which of the following are examples of common design mistakes?


Select one:
a. Use red as a background colour.
b. Thinking for the user, the interface elements should be organised in a logical and well-balanced way; as well as use red as
background colour.
c. Putting aesthetics above usability; and cluttering the interface.
d. Putting aesthetics above usability, thinking for the user and cluttering the interface.




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