NPTEL Online Certification Course

Design & Implementation Of Human-Computer Interfaces

Assignment 6: Detailed Solution
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

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1. Which of these is NOT a characteristic of good design?

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a. Coverage
b. Correctness

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c. Understandability
d. Colorfulness
Correct Answer: d

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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 1

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2. When all functions within a module perform similar operations, it demonstrates
________ cohesion.
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a. Logical
b. Temporal
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c. Procedural
d. Sequential
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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 1

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3. If two modules share code, it indicates __________ coupling.

a. Data
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b. Control
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c. Content
d. Temporal
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Correct Answer: c
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 1
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4. In addition to function-oriented, the other basic design approach is _______ oriented.

a. Logic
b. Object
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c. Folder
d. Class
Correct Answer: b
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 1

5. UML is primarily based on a(n) _______ oriented design approach.

a. Logic
b. Object
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Correct Answer: b
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 1

6. DFD focuses on the flow of _______ through a process or system.

a. RAM
b. Data
c. Control signal
d. Objects

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Correct Answer: b
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 2

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7. The three basic components of an ER diagram are Entity, Attribute, and _______.

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a. Object
b. User

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c. Relationship
d. Class
Correct Answer: c

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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 3

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9. What are the four types of relationships in an ER diagram: one-to-one, one-to-many,
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many-to-one, and _______?
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Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 3

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10. In a DFD, can data flow directly from a data store to an external entity?
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a. Yes
b. No
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Correct Answer: b
Detailed Solution: From NPTEL Week 6 Lecture 2
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