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Material Type: Exam; Class: User Interface Software; Subject: Computer Science; University: Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus; Term: Fall 2004;
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CS 4470/6456 Name: _________________
Fall 2004 Email: _________________
Final Exam December 7, 2004
Instructions You have until the end of class to complete this exam. This is a closed-book exam. Points are shown [ in brackets ], for a total of 62 points.
1. Short Answer [8]
a) What is semantic zooming and why is it useful?
b) What are phidgets and how are they similar to widgets?
c) What is a tuple space, and why would you use one?
d) Describe how users’ left and right hands work differently.
a) False positives and false negatives often cause problems for sensor-driven applications. Give an example of a usage scenario involving sensors. Explain how false positives and false negatives would affect that usage scenario. [6]
b) Explain what sensor fusion is, why you might want to use it, and how it might affect the usage scenario you described for part (a). [4]
a) We described two hybrid paper-electronic systems in class. Choose one, describe it, and give one advantage and one disadvantage of it relative to a pure paper approach and a pure electronic approach. [5]
b) Hybrid paper-electronic systems are still primarily research prototypes. Provide an argument for why commercial hybrids are still rare, whether or not you think they will become more prevalent, and why. [5]