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Lesson 2: Technology Interface Design Quiz

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How has human-centered design changed the cockpit display?
Provided an alternate source of energy
Added more displays to increase information
Improved aircraft performance
Reduced information clutter; easier to read
Changed flight schedules

What is human-centered design?
Design of human beings
A term used in drawing
A teaching method
A methodology in technology design

What is NOT a feature of technology design in consideration of human factors?
Increase in computer speed
Increase in text size and readability
Use of images/symbols for quick reference
3-D images to view terrains and traffic
Use of color coding for identification

What is not an area of study within Human Factors research?
Human performance
Human and technology interaction
Human anatomy
Cognitive research/ human processing
Technology design

Who is NOT involved in Human Factors research?
Flight crew
Scientists
Animals
NASA
Technology designers

 

 

   
 

 


Curator: Gaye Graves
Responsible NASA Official: Patricia M. Jones
Last Updated: 05.16
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