Problem Solving Techniques Quiz
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What is typically required for a solution to be considered effective?

  • The solution must be the quickest available option.
  • The solution should have minimal implementation costs.
  • The solution must be innovative and never used before.
  • The solution should address the root cause of the problem. (correct)

    • Which approach is least likely to contribute to long-term problem resolution?

  • Engaging stakeholders in the decision-making process.
  • In-depth analysis of the problem's history.
  • Regular monitoring and evaluation of outcomes.
  • Temporary fixes that provide immediate relief. (correct)

    • What factor is critical in ensuring stakeholder buy-in for a solution?

  • The solution must demonstrate clear benefits to stakeholders. (correct)
  • The solution should be based solely on expert recommendations.
  • The solution must align with stakeholders’ personal interests.
  • The solution requires minimal effort from stakeholders.

    • What role does data analysis play in problem-solving?

    <p>It provides insights that help in understanding the problem better.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of ongoing feedback in the problem-solving process?

    <p>It helps in refining solutions based on real-world effectiveness.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary aim of implementing problem-solving strategies?

    <p>To achieve effective resolutions to challenges</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common misconception about the role of feedback in solving problems?

    <p>Feedback is unnecessary once a solution is chosen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which approach is least likely to facilitate successful problem resolution?

    <p>Discarding input from team members</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What factor often contributes to the failure of implemented solutions?

    <p>Ignoring the needs of key stakeholders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can data analytics be misconceived in problem-solving?

    <p>It's only useful post-implementation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Lecture 1. Programming Languages

    • Definition of a programming language

      • System of symbols used for communication
      • Programming language (programming language)
        • System of symbols used by humans to communicate tasks in an unambiguous way with sufficient detail for computer interpretation (execution)
        • Programming language (PL) is a system of symbols for describing calculations in a form readable by both humans and computers

    • Computation (calculation)

      • Any process performed by a computer (mathematical calculations, data processing, text processing, saving and retrieving information)

    • Program (program, code)

      • Specification of a calculation

    Lecture 2. HTML Basic Concepts and Elements. Text Content

    • Modern web solutions
    • Basic HTML concepts
    • HTML documents
    • HTML elements/tags from nesting
    • HTML DOCTYPE declaration
    • HTML elements/tags for header information on a web page
    • HTML elements/tags to describe the content and structural characteristics of a web page
    • HTML elements/tags for text content

    Lecture 3. HTML Development. Tables and Multimedia

    • HTML development
    • HTML elements/tags for table content
    • HTML elements/tags for multimedia content
    • HTML elements/tags for grouping

    Lecture 4. CSS

    • Basic CSS
    • CSS styles for formatting HTML documents
    • CSS styles for formatting color and background
    • CSS styles for formatting text
    • CSS styles for formatting lists
    • CSS styles for formatting tables
    • CSS styles for formatting layout

    Lecture 5. Holistic Web Design

    • Responsive Web Design
    • HTML and CSS. Holistic Web design
    • HTML Semantic elements
    • Header- defines a header- of document or section
    • Nav- defines navigational links
    • Section - defining a section in a document
    • Article- defines self-contained, independent content
    • Aside- defines content located outside the main content
    • Footer- defines concluding section of a document or section
    • Details- defines details that can be opened or closed by the user
    • Summary- defines the header for the element
    • Div- containers

    Responsive Web Design. Viewport

    • Viewport is the visible area for the user on a webpage.
    • It varies based on the device: smaller on a mobile phone than on a computer screen.
    • In HTML5, a method for web designers to take control of the viewport window using tag was introduced

    Responsive Web Design. Media Queries

    • @media is a CSS3 rule for applying different styles based on the size of the screen and device (orientation) as well as other constraints
    • @media allows you to write different styles for different devices: screen, print, tv, all, etc.

    CSS Styles. Formatting

    • Styling Elements with CSS
    • Setting background color, images, and text formatting
    • Methods for applying CSS styles

    HTML Elements/Tags

    • Tag for comments
    • Tag for address
    • Tag for other (horizontally dividing lines , and code/programming) elements

    HTML, CSS, Holistic Web Design. Example 5

    • Webpage structure with DIV containers
    • Defining the layout and width proportionally depending on the device screen size
    • Adding style sheet to make the layout responsive.

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    This quiz tests your understanding of effective problem-solving approaches and the importance of data analysis and stakeholder buy-in. Explore the critical factors that contribute to long-term resolutions and the significance of ongoing feedback in the problem-solving process. Perfect for those looking to enhance their problem-solving skills!

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