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What is represented by a parallelogram in a flowchart?
What is represented by a parallelogram in a flowchart?
- Connector symbol
- Input/Output (correct)
- Processing action
- Decision point
Which symbol in a flowchart indicates a decision needs to be made?
Which symbol in a flowchart indicates a decision needs to be made?
- Square
- Parallelogram
- Diamond (correct)
- Circle
Which statement must be used as the opening keyword in a flowchart?
Which statement must be used as the opening keyword in a flowchart?
- initiate
- begin
- launch
- start (correct)
What does the flow line in a flowchart represent?
What does the flow line in a flowchart represent?
What is the purpose of the connector symbol in a flowchart?
What is the purpose of the connector symbol in a flowchart?
Which rule ensures that flowchart symbols are connected?
Which rule ensures that flowchart symbols are connected?
Which principle does the Software Engineering Code of Ethics prioritize?
Which principle does the Software Engineering Code of Ethics prioritize?
What type of question is represented by a decision symbol in a flowchart?
What type of question is represented by a decision symbol in a flowchart?
What is the purpose of a set of guidelines for professional conduct in software engineering?
What is the purpose of a set of guidelines for professional conduct in software engineering?
Which framework is particularly useful for assessing a product's position in the market?
Which framework is particularly useful for assessing a product's position in the market?
What is the primary focus of the Design Thinking framework?
What is the primary focus of the Design Thinking framework?
What is the primary benefit of using Mind Mapping in problem-solving?
What is the primary benefit of using Mind Mapping in problem-solving?
How do proto-personas differ from full personas?
How do proto-personas differ from full personas?
Which of the following is NOT a primary stage in software development?
Which of the following is NOT a primary stage in software development?
What characterizes Lean UX compared to Traditional UX?
What characterizes Lean UX compared to Traditional UX?
What is the main aim of the RICE Matrix in project management?
What is the main aim of the RICE Matrix in project management?
How is quality control typically embodied in Lean UX?
How is quality control typically embodied in Lean UX?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Lean UX?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Lean UX?
In the context of product management, what would a Fishbone Diagram primarily assist with?
In the context of product management, what would a Fishbone Diagram primarily assist with?
What is a key focus of Design Thinking in the context of user-centered design?
What is a key focus of Design Thinking in the context of user-centered design?
What role do flowcharts play in project management?
What role do flowcharts play in project management?
What is the main purpose of terminals in flowchart designs?
What is the main purpose of terminals in flowchart designs?
What aspect of user-centered design is gaining increasing focus?
What aspect of user-centered design is gaining increasing focus?
What does standardization in user-centered design primarily ensure?
What does standardization in user-centered design primarily ensure?
What is the primary advantage of using the Phoenix Checklist?
What is the primary advantage of using the Phoenix Checklist?
Which of the following best describes proto-personas?
Which of the following best describes proto-personas?
What is the primary purpose of using proto-personas in the design process?
What is the primary purpose of using proto-personas in the design process?
Which of the following options is NOT a key principle in the Software Engineering Code of Ethics?
Which of the following options is NOT a key principle in the Software Engineering Code of Ethics?
In the context of software engineering, what does 'meeting the highest professional standards possible' refer to?
In the context of software engineering, what does 'meeting the highest professional standards possible' refer to?
What is NOT a focus area for the Phoenix Checklist?
What is NOT a focus area for the Phoenix Checklist?
Which characteristic is most associated with the Incremental Model in software development?
Which characteristic is most associated with the Incremental Model in software development?
What is a significant aspect of user empathy in software design?
What is a significant aspect of user empathy in software design?
What is the primary focus of the Design Thinking framework?
What is the primary focus of the Design Thinking framework?
Which framework is particularly useful for assessing a product's position in the market?
Which framework is particularly useful for assessing a product's position in the market?
What is the primary benefit of using Mind Mapping in problem-solving?
What is the primary benefit of using Mind Mapping in problem-solving?
How do proto-personas differ from full personas?
How do proto-personas differ from full personas?
What is the primary goal of software maintenance?
What is the primary goal of software maintenance?
Which of the following is NOT a core process activity in software engineering?
Which of the following is NOT a core process activity in software engineering?
Which of the following best describes software engineering guidelines?
Which of the following best describes software engineering guidelines?
What is the purpose of the Fishbone Diagram in problem-solving?
What is the purpose of the Fishbone Diagram in problem-solving?
Study Notes
Software Engineering Code of Ethics
- The Software Engineering Code of Ethics emphasizes meeting the highest professional standards possible, considering public interest, client and employer interests, and product quality.
Proto-Personas
- They are quick, assumption-based representations of users.
- They accelerate user-centered design.
- They are used to represent a user's needs and behaviors during the design process.
Software Engineering
- A set of guidelines for professional conduct in software engineering.
- A framework for organizing software projects.
- A code that defines the principles of software engineering.
- It is a systematic approach to tackling complex problems.
Design Thinking Framework
- Emphasizes empathy for users
- Focuses on identifying root causes of problems.
Frameworks
- The SWOT Analysis framework is useful for assessing a product's position in the market.
Mind Mapping
- Helps in brainstorming ideas visually, and organizing them.
Incremental Model
- A software development model where software is developed in small increments.
- Each increment adds a new feature or functionality to the software.
- The final product is delivered in smaller, more manageable increments.
- This allows for early user feedback and iterative development.
Rational Decision-Making Model
- Provides a systematic, logical approach to making decisions.
Phoenix Checklist
- Ideal for remote teams.
- A question-based CIA method focusing on user empathy.
Core Processes in Software Engineering
- Requirements Engineering
- Design and Implementation
- Testing and Debugging
- Marketing and Sales is not a core process activity in software engineering.
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This quiz covers the Software Engineering Code of Ethics, proto-personas, and the design thinking framework. It discusses principles for professional conduct and user-centered design processes. Test your understanding of how these concepts interplay in software engineering and product development.
