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What are the different models of Interface design? Explain each
of them in detail with suitable example?
What is the purpose of menu? Why do we need menu? Explain
different types of menus with suitable examples.
3. Explain the models of user interface design in detail. Why
canonical vocabulary is important in GUI?
Group B
Answer SEVEN questions. 7x8=56
4. Differentiate CUI, GUI and VUI.
CLE What do you mean by selection? Discuss its types with examples.
Why is toolbar necessary in user interface? Explain its
advantages over menus.
What do you mean by direct manipulation? Explain
repositioning, reshaping and resizing.
What are dialog boxes? Differentiate model and modeless dialog
box.
What do you mean by Window Polluti:
What are mouse events? Explain the mouse events that you know.
write short notes on:
(a) Types of dialog boxes (b) Popup menu
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What is task coherence? How decision set-streamlining and
preference thresholding resolve the complex questions about task
coherence?
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“explain the term momentary and latching.
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4. What are the user's goals? Describe briefly how the software
becomes obscure?
@ one user's excise task is, another user's revenue task”. Justify
SS this statement with example. -
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4. Is software design same as interface design? Explain the
disciplines related to software design
What is flow? What are the techniques to create flow during
software interaction?
6. What do you mean by imperative gizmos? Explain with examples,
-~ how these gizmos have offered a variety of advantages.
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user's mental model
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development related to platform?
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