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What does HCI stand for?

Human computer interface

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What is HCI?

How a person uses or interacts with a computer to exchange information or instructions

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Give 3 examples of embedded systems

  • Washing machine

  • Fridge

  • Car

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Advantages of embedded systems

  • It has greater flexibility to older devices

  • Ability to set to your preferences

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Disadvantage of embedded systems

It has a limited number of functions or options for the user

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Give examples of banking

  • Credit card

  • phone

  • apple pay/paypal

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Advantages of banking

  • It can be safer to store since people can’t steal your money

  • Your money is safe since it will have a lower chance of dropping out or being stolen

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Disadv

  • You can get your money stolen by a fake website

  • You can get hacked or scammed

  • You have to be a certain age to get a bank account

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Give examples of fitness

  • phone

  • watch

  • gym bikes

  • apps

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Advantages of fitness

  • You could set your level of what type of workouts you want to do

  • You can watch tutorials of differnet workouts

  • Fitness watches can track how much exercise you do

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Disadvantages of fitness

  • You can injure yourself if you do a dangerous workout

  • You need wifi or bluetooth to connect

  • You need to charge your devices like fitness watches, phones or electronic gym bikes

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Give 3 examples of entertainment

  • Tv

  • Phone

  • Laptop

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Advantages of entertainment

  • You can watch tv

  • You can watch videos in streaming services or in social media

  • You can play games online if you don’t have boardgames in real life

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Disadvantages of entertainment

  • You might pay subscriptions for streaming services to continue watching

  • It could be expensive to buy an electronic device

  • You need interent to connect

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Give examples of home appliances

  • Dishwasher

  • Fridge

  • Kettle

  • Oven

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Advantages of home appliances

  • Washes dirty dishes for you

  • Using less energy

  • Makes cleaning more easier

  • Fridges ensure fresh food for a long time

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Disadvantages of home appliances

  • Uses a lot of electricity

  • Some appliances are battery powered

  • Permanent fixture, so it cannot be relocated

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What is an operating system?

Low level software that supports a computer’s basic functions such as scheudling tasks

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What is GUI?

Short for graphical user interface that allows users to interact with electronic devices by using visual elements

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What is CLI?

Command line interface that’s a text based user interface used to run programs, manage computer files and interact with the computer

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What is WIMP?

Short for windows, icons, mice and pull down menus that are designed to simplify computing operations for the user

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What is WYSIWYG?

Short for what you see is what you get. The represention of the text on screen in a form that looks same on the printout

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What is proprietary software?

Software you have to pay for such as windows and adobe photoshop

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What is open source software?

Software with a source code that anyone can modify, inspect and enhance, that is for free

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How is gesture used?

Body motion is used for communication

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An advantage of gesture

Feels more natural, so the user is comfortable making them

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Disadvantages of gesture

  • Could be mistaken for a wrong gesture

  • Not appropiate for all audiences

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How is keyboard used?

Manually entering information on a screen

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Advantages of keyboard

  • Free text will be famillar with using it

  • Can use shortcuts

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Disadvantages of keyboard

  • Time consuming to enter the information

  • Find it difficult to use if limited in fingers/wrists

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How is mouse used?

Small handheld device used to move the cursor on a screen

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Advantages of mouse

  • Can accurately select an object

  • perform lots of functions really quickly

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A disadvantage of mouse

Reliant on a secondary device

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How is touch used?

Selecting the icons by touching areas of the screen

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Advantages of touch

  • Quicker than a mouse or a keyboard

  • Straightforward to use and easy to clean

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Disadvantages of touch

  • Cost

  • Accuracy can be an issue

  • Sensitivity of screen

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How is voice used?

Giving the device a command rather than manually entering information on the screen

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Advantages of voice

  • Quicker than having to manually type or select

  • Hands free

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Disadvantages of voice

  • Background noise may interfere varitety of language and pronounciation might not be understood

  • Mishear what you say

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What is data?

Raw facts or figures before it has been processed. It has no meaning

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What is information?

Data given meaning

  • Information = data + meaning (structure + context).

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Give an example of how structure is presented in data

LLNN NLL (SO30 4EJ)

  • L represents a letter

  • N represents a number

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Give an example of how context is presented in data

15 avocados were set outside, but the slothes ate them all

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What is text?

Any type of character

  • For example: name

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What is alphanumeric?

Any combination of letters and numbers

  • For example: postcode

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What is numeric?

Numbers such as intergers, currency, real numbers, percentages, fractions and decimals

  • For example: salary

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What is date/time?

A range of date and time formats

  • For example: date of birth

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What is boolean?

Limited to two options only

  • For example: Do you like bananas?

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What is data validation?

Checking if the data entered is sensibile

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What is data verfification?

Checking if the data entered matches the original data

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Give 2 verfification methods

  • double entry

  • manual checking

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What is length check?

Checking if the data isn’t too long or too short

  • Password

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What is input mask?

A string of characters that indicates the format valid input values

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What is range check?

Checking if the value falls within the specific range

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What is presence check?

Checking if the data has been entered into a field

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What is lookup?

Looking up acceptable values in a table

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What is format check?

Checking that the data entered is in the right format

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What is primary data collection?

Data and information collected in person for a specific purpose

  • Interview, questionnaire

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What is secondary data collection?

Data and information already collected from someone else

  • magazine, website

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What is logical storage?

Cloud storage or interent

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What is physical storage?

On a physical device, inside or outside

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Is primary hard drive internal or external?

Internal

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What is the capacity of primary hard drive?

500 GB

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Give an advantage of primary hard drive

Can store huge amounts of data

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Give a disadvantage of primary hard drive

Data may be lost if broken/falls

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Is SSD internal or external?

External