1. HCI Prototype Presentation July 12, 2011

2. Agenda Concept Assumptions Prototype / Storyboard

3. Concept Trivial Purfuit Trivial Purfuit is a computer game used to test knowledge of the U.S Declaration of Independence. The style of this game is very similar to that of Trivial Pursuit ® from Hasbro Games. It will support game play between 2-4 players, and will have an easily extensible database of questions & answers. The general audience for this application will be high school civics students.

4. Assumptions First, and foremost, keep it simple! While there are certainly a lot of interesting thing we could do with this project, we are focusing on meeting customer requirements first. Nice add-ons or advanced features will only be done if time permits.

5. Assumptions Software is not networked All players play together using a single instance of the application on a single machine Just like playing a traditional board game

6. Assumptions Certain control elements are left to the players, rather than the software Time restrictions Providing answers to questions Assessing correctness of provided answers Just like playing a traditional board game

7. Prototype Given the simple design approach afforded by these assumptions, let’s walk through the associated GUI screens and control flows.

8. Welcome Screen

9. Help & Instructions

11. Start New Game

12. The Game Board

13. Rolling The Dice

14. Selecting A Square

15. Question

17. Answer

19. Continuing Turn

21. Getting Some Cake

23. Wrong Answer

25. Roll Again

26. On The Hub

27. Going For The Win

28. Game Over

29. Questions ?