VCE Innovative Solutions Definitions Worksheet: Gantt Charts and Project Management and more (Part 2 of 2)
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Key terms
Write what each term means, in your own words.
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Gantt chart
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Mock-up
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Storyboard
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Sitemap
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Pseudocode
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User testing
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Expert review
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Evaluation criteria
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AI Ethics Principles
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Copyright Act 1968 (Cwlth)
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Health Privacy Principles
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Australian Privacy Principles
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Information Privacy Principles
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Ethical issue
Answer Key
VCE Innovative Solutions · Part 2 of 2 · Student wording will vary for definitions
1Gantt chart — A project management tool that shows tasks and their timeframes as horizontal bars along a timeline
2Mock-up — A static visual representation of a solution's interface, showing layout and design before development begins
3Storyboard — A sequence of visual panels showing how a user moves through and interacts with a solution, step by step
4Sitemap — A diagram showing the structure of a website or app, displaying pages and how they connect to one another
5Pseudocode — A plain-language, code-like way of planning a solution's logic without following the exact syntax of a real programming language
6User testing — A testing technique where real users try a solution and give feedback, helping identify usability issues before release
7Expert review — A testing technique where a knowledgeable specialist examines a solution against established guidelines to find usability and design issues
8Evaluation criteria — Measurable standards used to judge how well a finished solution meets its original requirements and purpose
9AI Ethics Principles — A voluntary Australian framework of guidelines intended to help ensure AI systems are designed and used safely, fairly, and responsibly
10Copyright Act 1968 (Cwlth) — Australian legislation that automatically protects original creative works, like software and images, from being copied or used without permission
11Health Privacy Principles — Rules set by the Victorian Health Records Act 2001 governing how health information must be collected, used, and disclosed
12Australian Privacy Principles — Rules set by the Privacy Act 1988 governing how organisations must handle personal information, including openness, anonymity, and disclosure
13Information Privacy Principles — Rules set by the Victorian Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 governing how personal information must be collected, used, and disclosed
14Ethical issue — A situation where a design or technology choice could unfairly harm, exclude, or disadvantage people, even if it is legal