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MIDTERM MOBCOMP Flashcards

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Intelligent software

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Artificial Intelligence

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Display readability and Hardware design

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Human factors

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essential for informing users about the outcomes of their actions

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FEEDBACK

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organizes and labels content in a way that users can easily navigate.

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INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE

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It introduced essential features like variable declarations, data types, and basic control structures, allowing developers to write simple scripts for web pages

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ECMAScript 1 (1997)

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Engineering principles and
Graphic design

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Engineering and design

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The standard for JSON (JavaScript Object Notation),a lightweight data interchange format widely used in web applications.

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ECMA-404

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waterfall model

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  1. Requirement Analysis
  2. System Design
  3. Implementation
  4. System Testing
  5. System Deployment
  6. System Maintenance
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The standard for the Office Open XML (OOXML) fileformats, which are used by Microsoft Office applications

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ECMA-376

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10
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these are characteristics of HCI in the ______:
-User-centered
-OS development
-New technologies aimed at natural feel, motion capture, touch, screen, and multi-touch

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Present

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was planned to include major advancements like classes, modules, and strong typing. However, due to disagreements among stakeholders, it was never finalized and was abandoned in 2008.

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ECMAScript 4

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refers to the overall experience users have when interacting with a product, system, or service, encompassing all aspects of their interaction, including feelings, perceptions, and responses.

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USER EXPERIENCE (UX)

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refers to maintaining uniformity in design elements across an interface, making it easier for users to predict and learn how to use different parts of the product.

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CONSISTENCY

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removing unnecessary complexity and clutter, allowing users to focus on the essential functions

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SIMPLICITY AND CLARITY

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this version represented a significant evolution of the language. Key features included arrow functions, classes,template literals, and promises forhandling asynchronous operations

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ECMAScript 6(2015) Also known as ECMAScript 2015 or ES6

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released in 2009, marked a critical update with features like JSONsupport and strict mode

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ECMAScript 5(2009),

17
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A standard for the C# programming language,which is widely used for developing Windows applications and games using Unity

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ECMA-334

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these are characteristics of HCI in the ______:
-Faster, more precise as compared to current HCI technologies
-Multi technologies on one gadget, motion capture, sound capture, touch screen
-Minimal learning curve
-High mobility

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Future

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helps designers understand user needs, preferences, and pain points. Research methods include surveys, interviews, and observations, each offering insights into different aspects of the user journey

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USER RESEARCH

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Including graphics, technology, prototyping tools, user interface management systems

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Computer Science

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an industry association that
develops and publishes
standards for information and
communication systems

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ECMA

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a minor update released in 1998, primarily focused on editorial improvements and clarifications to the language specifications

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ECMAScript 2 (1998)

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It introduced new array methods such as forEach and map,which facilitated functional programming patterns

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ECMAScript 5(2009),

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brought substantial enhancements, including support for regular expressions and better string manipulation methods

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ECMAScript 3 (1999),

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released in 1997, established the foundational syntax and semantics for the scripting language

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ECMAScript 1 (1997)

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Including natural language interfaces

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Linguistics

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helps design teams empathize with the audience by building fictional representations of target users

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PERSONAS AND USER STORIES

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the study of how people interact with computers and to what extent computers are or are not developed for successful interaction with human beings.

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HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION (HCI)

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ECMA stands for_____

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European Computer
Manufacturers Association

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Core principles of User Experience

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  1. Usability
  2. Simplicity and Clarity
  3. Consistency
  4. Feedback
31
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A standard for the C++ programming language,which is extensively used in system/software development andgame development

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ECMA-148

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The specification that defines the scripting language used in web development, including JavaScript

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ECMAScript (ECMA-262)

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Limitations, information processing, performance prediction, cooperative working, and capabilities

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Cognitive psychology

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It introduced the try/catch statement for error handling, allowing developers to manage exceptions more effectively.

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ECMAScript 3 (1999),

35
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low-fidelity sketches or digital outlines of a product’s layout, focusing on functionality over visual design

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WIREFRAMING AND PROTOTYPING

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these are characteristics of HCI in the ______:
-Function/process centered
-Not much usage of graphic
-Early PC and mouse
-High learning curve

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Past

37
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is one of the most critical elements of UX, focusing on making a product easy to use and accessible

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USABILITY

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Key Elements of the UX design process

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  1. User research
  2. Personas and User stories
  3. Information Architecture
  4. Wireframing and Prototyping

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