23.02 Ideation And Modelling Tools - Quiz

Check your understanding

1. What is the primary goal of brainstorming sessions?

   • To immediately find the best solution to a problem
   • To generate as many ideas as possible without initial judgement { data-correct }
   • To criticise and improve existing ideas
   • To assign specific tasks to team members

2. Which principle is most important during the idea generation phase of brainstorming?

   • Evaluate each idea immediately for feasibility
   • Focus only on realistic and practical solutions
   • Defer judgement and accept all ideas { data-correct }
   • Limit the session to expert opinions only

3. What is the main benefit of using mind-maps for project planning?

   • They provide detailed implementation timelines
   • They show visual relationships between concepts { data-correct }
   • They automatically generate code solutions
   • They replace the need for written documentation

4. In a storyboard, what should be included to make it most effective?

   • Only the technical specifications of the system
   • User context, sequence of actions, and emotional responses { data-correct }
   • Detailed code examples and database schemas
   • Marketing strategies and budget considerations

5. What is the primary purpose of a data dictionary?

   • To store actual user data in the system
   • To provide marketing descriptions of features
   • To document data structure, types, and constraints { data-correct }
   • To list all possible user interface designs

6. Which data type would be most appropriate for storing a student’s year level (7-12)?

   • String (text)
   • Integer (whole number) { data-correct }
   • Boolean (true/false)
   • Date

7. When creating a storyboard for a mobile app, which element helps identify potential usability problems?

   • The programming language to be used
   • The server architecture requirements
   • The sequence of user actions and pain points { data-correct }
   • The marketing budget allocation

8. In a brainstorming session for a library improvement project, which approach would be most effective?

   • Only consider ideas that can be implemented immediately
   • Generate ideas across multiple categories without initial filtering { data-correct }
   • Focus exclusively on technology solutions
   • Limit discussion to budget-neutral options only