How long does copyright usually last?

The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years

What are the five typical phases in a project?

Plan/analysis; design; build; test phase; implement/publish

Which of the following are not part of a project plan?

Scope creep and change requests

When is the best time to hold the first client meeting?

At the very start of the project, before any work begins

What is the best way to tell if a project is veering off course?

Monitor project scope/schedule closely, during build/testing

For a bank client, why should you avoid images of foreclosed homes?

People come to banks for home loans; foreclosures are scary

What protection do authors and artists get from copyright rules?

Ensured credit and compensation for use of their work

Why do you need to know the client's target audience?

To guide your selection of images, color schemes, and design

What three elements are usually in a copyright notice?

CR mark, CR date, name of CR owner

What are your 2 best options if you are in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?

Ask permission, or don't use the image

What does "public domain" mean?

Copyright has expired/relinquished; you can use it freely

What does a project's scope encompass?

Your cost estimate and the project schedule

What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?

You and your client could get in legal trouble

What are three methods for good client and peer communication?

Listen; ask clarifying questions; paraphrase

Name three examples of deliverables typical in a design project.

Sketches, comps, specifications

What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?

Under certain conditions, you may use CR'd work w/o permissi

What is "intellectual property"?

Your actual work, sometimes commissioned by an employer

Who is protected by copyright rules?

Authors, artists, and other creators

The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?

Which tasks are - and are not - included in the project

For a doctor client, why should you avoid images of hospitals, emergency rooms or ambulances?

Many people are afraid of hospitals, ambulances, etc

What are two common problems in project management?

Scope creep/mismatch of methods to the project and/or client

What size of design firm should use project management techniques?

All sizes: large firms and even a "staff of one" can benefit

What three things do you need to know about your client?

The client's business, audience, and purpose

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1
How long does copyright usually last?
The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years
7 years
70 years
Forever
2
What are the five typical phases in a project?
Planning; analysis phase; designing; building; testing
Planning; analysis; testing; implementation; publishing
Plan/analysis; design; build; test phase; implement/publish
Plan/analysis; designing; building; implementing; publish
3
What is a formal term for a work made by manipulating another work, such as an image?
Derivative work
Collage
Manipulative work
Creative work
4
Which of the following are not part of a project plan?
Schedule and due dates
Costs and resource allocation
Project scope and tasks
Scope creep and change requests
5
During which project management phases is client communication key?
The design phase
The planning and analysis phase
The building phase
All phases
6
When is the best time to hold the first client meeting?
At the very start of the project, before any work begins
About halfway through the project
Only 1 client meeting is needed - at the end of the project
When the client reviews your draft design
7
What is the best way to tell if a project is veering off course?
Monitor project scope/schedule closely, during build/testing
Schedule peer and client reviews
Use your intuition
Ask the team members how their work is going
8
For a bank client, why should you avoid images of foreclosed homes?
OK to use these images; people buy cheap, foreclosed homes
Someone might report the bank to the regulatory agencies
Foreclosed homes have nothing to do with banks
People come to banks for home loans; foreclosures are scary
9
What protection do authors and artists get from copyright rules?
They are protected by bodyguards
They are protected from bad reviews of their work
Ensured credit and compensation for use of their work
They are protected from people who don't like them
10
Why do you need to know the client's target audience?
To guide your selection of images, color schemes, and design
So you can give your client some marketing advice
So you can contact the client's customers directly
To convince your client that you are a professional
11
What three elements are usually in a copyright notice?
CR mark, year of publication, name of CR owner
CR mark, CR date, name of CR owner
CR mark, title of work, name of CR owner
CR mark, year of publication, CR expiration date
12
Name three demographic traits of a target audience.
Gender, shoe size, education
Occupation, age, eye color
Age, computer literacy, gender
Age, ethnicity, hair color
13
What are your 2 best options if you are in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?
Don't use the image, or change it so it can't be recognized
Use the image w/o permission, or ask permission afterwards
Ask permission, or don't use the image
Ask/use the image after making a good-faith effort
14
What does "public domain" mean?
Copyright has expired/relinquished; you can use it freely
You have to get permission from an agency to use the work
You can only use the work for a free public event
The copyrighted work is housed in a public place
15
Why can most design work be considered projects?
They are cutting-edge and unique
They are temporary and unique
They are visual and unique
They are temporary and beautiful
16
What does a project's scope encompass?
Scope creep
The building phase
Your cost estimate and the project schedule
Client communication
17
What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?
Nothing; it's perfectly legal
You and your client could get in legal trouble
Nothing, because the copyright owner will never know
Your client could get in legal trouble, but not you
18
What are three methods for good client and peer communication?
Listen; ask clarifying questions; paraphrase
Ask clarifying questions; paraphrase; use design jargon
Listen; explain your position; ask clarifying questions
Explain your position; use design jargon
19
Name three examples of deliverables typical in a design project.
Progress reports, sketches, comps
Specifications, blueprints, websites
Sketches, comps, specifications
Sketches, comps, blueprints
20
What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?
Can use copyrighted work w/o permission only if it's fair
It's hard to say because it's so complicated
Under certain conditions, you may use CR'd work w/o permissi
Can use copyrighted work w/o permission only at county fairs
21
What is "intellectual property"?
Property owned by a professor or other intellectual person
Your actual work, sometimes commissioned by an employer
Academic and other intellectual writings
Property created by a professor or other intellectual person
22
Who is protected by copyright rules?
Authors, artists, and other creators
Designers who use copyrighted images
Designers' clients
Music companies
23
The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?
Budget and cost limits
Which tasks are - and are not - included in the project
Deadlines and due dates
Resource allocation limits
24
For a doctor client, why should you avoid images of hospitals, emergency rooms or ambulances?
Hospitals, ambulances etc have nothing to do with the doctor
Many people are afraid of hospitals, ambulances, etc
OK to use; as long as they are professional-quality images
It's OK to use these images; all are related to health care
25
What are two common problems in project management?
Clients who don't understand design
Scope creep/mismatch of methods to the project and/or client
Working on multiple projects at once
Internal staff conflict
26
What size of design firm should use project management techniques?
Firms of any size, but only when they work on large projects
Firms with more than five designers on staff
The huge "star designer" firms in NY and other big cities
All sizes: large firms and even a "staff of one" can benefit
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What three things do you need to know about your client?
The client's audience, budget, and purpose
The client's website, budget, and business
The client's budget, business, and lifestyle
The client's business, audience, and purpose

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