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Sys & Infrast Lifecycle Mngt 1

Information Technology Audit and Cybersecurity, Temple University

Sys & Infrast Lifecycle Mngt 1

MIS 5203.001 ■ Spring 2021 ■ Wade Mackey
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    • 1 – Intro/SDLC
    • Planning
      • 2 – Prjct Mngmt & Governance
      • 3 – Business Case & Feasibility
    • Analysis
      • 4 – Requirements Determination
      • 5 – Process Modeling
      • 6 – Data Modeling
      • 7 -Test One
    • Design
      • 10 – HCI (UI)
      • 8 – Database
      • 9 – Software
      • 11 – Test Two
    • Implementation
      • 12 – Architecture
      • 13 – Development & Testing
      • 14 – Migration & Deployment
      • Test 3: Implementation
  • Projects
    • Project 1: Business Case Development
    • Project 2: SDLC
    • Project 3: Systems Design
    • Project 4: Process Re-engineering
    • Project 5: Controls

Week 10 Presentation

March 25, 2021 1 Comment

10_MACKEY_Uman Machine Interface

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  1. Elias Harake says

    March 25, 2021 at 6:56 pm

    I thought it was interesting to learn about disabilities such as visual impairment or hand movement restrictions and how operating systems such as Windows are attempting to help users with these disabilities use Windows 10. Visual impairment refers to a decreased ability to see that cannot be fixed by usual means or due to total blindness. For instance, if a person has difficulty with reading the screen on the monitor Windows can provide that person with plenty of tools to help with reading. Some of the tools available are a magnifier to get a close look at the text or a high contrast theme with bigger text and darker and brighter colors. Windows 10 can even provide a narrator to read some text depending on the type of coding format. Windows will not be able to read out loud text in picture forms such as jpeg or png. The speech recognition function tool can help users navigate through applications by inputting voice commands into the computer to open certain programs.

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