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UXD Exam Questions

User Experience Design I (Interaction Design)

SoSe 2018

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Wo invented the

mouse?

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Douglas C. Engelbart

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When was that?

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1964

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Name and explain the

four components of

Engelbart’s framework

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1. Artefacts 2. Language

3. Methodology

4. Training

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Is this still applicable

today? What changed?

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Today we don’t assume that users have to train

to use technology

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What does Xerox PARC

stand for?

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Palo Alto Research

Center

(12)

Why do you need

to remember that?

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Many innovations in

interaction design were

invented at Xerox PARC

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For example?

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Xerox Star

but also: ethernet,

laser printer…

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Which interaction design

concept of Xerox Star is still

used in computers today?

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The desktop metaphor

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What does

WYSIWYG mean?

Name one example!

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What you see is what you get,

e.g. MS Word

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Where was it

invented?

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Xerox PARC

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Name four disciplines that intersect with interaction design according to Saffer,

2009

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Interaction Design

Industrial Design User-Experience

Design

Human Factors

Human Computer Interaction

Information Architecture

Communication Design

User Interface Engineering

Usability Engineering

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Who is Marc Weiser and what is he

known for?

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The computer for the

21st century

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What does WIMP

stand for?

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Windows, Icons,

Menus, Pointing Device

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