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app.py
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value="Knowledge",
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question_number = gr.Number(
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gr.Markdown("For Chapter 3 - Pages 88-309")
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with gr.Row():
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page_higher = gr.Number(
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label="Last Page", minimum=88, value=309, maximum=309
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start_button = gr.Button(value="Generate Questions")
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with gr.Column(scale=1):
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output = gr.Markdown("## Questions Not Ready for Download", visible=True)
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download_professor = gr.DownloadButton(
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label="Download Questions", visible=False
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create_statemachine()
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start_button.click(
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value="Knowledge",
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question_number = gr.Number(
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minimum=1, maximum=25, label="Number of Questions", value=3
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gr.Markdown("For Chapter 3 - Pages 88-309")
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with gr.Row():
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page_higher = gr.Number(
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label="Last Page", minimum=88, value=309, maximum=309
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start_button = gr.Button(value="Generate Questions", scale=1)
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with gr.Column(scale=1):
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output = gr.Markdown("## Questions Not Ready for Download", visible=True)
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download_professor = gr.DownloadButton(
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label="Download Questions", visible=False, scale=1
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create_statemachine()
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start_button.click(
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outputs/professor_guide.csv
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MC,,1,Explain the main requirement for conducting a Wizard of Oz experiment effectively.,3,"The main requirement is capabilities, as it involves diverse skills for execution. ","The main requirement is setup time, as it involves planning and acquiring customers. ","The main requirement is time, as it involves manually creating and delivering the product to the customer.","The main requirement is evidence, as it involves gathering customer feedback. ","The main requirement is cost, as it involves scaling expenses significantly. ",284-287, Comprehension
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MC,,1,Identify the ideal percentage of customers who should be disappointed if a product goes away according to the textbook.,2,Approximately 30% of customers should be disappointed. ,More than 40% of customers should be disappointed.,Fewer than 10% of customers should be disappointed. ,Exactly 50% of customers should be disappointed. ,Less than 20% of customers should be disappointed. ,278-283, Knowledge
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MC,,1,Summarize the main purpose of conducting a Wizard of Oz experiment in product development.,3,The Wizard of Oz experiment is used to develop automated customer service systems. ,The Wizard of Oz experiment is used to analyze customer satisfaction surveys. ,"The Wizard of Oz experiment is used to manually create, capture, and deliver value to learn firsthand about the necessary steps before scaling.",The Wizard of Oz experiment is used to evaluate digital marketing strategies. ,The Wizard of Oz experiment is used to automate processes before testing. ,284-287, Comprehension
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MC,,1,Explain the purpose of using a Split Test in evaluating customer behavior and conversion rates.,5,A Split Test analyzes the effect of advertising on brand recognition. ,A Split Test measures the impact of price changes on sales volume. ,A Split Test evaluates customer satisfaction between two identical products. ,A Split Test compares two unrelated products to gauge market interest. ,"A Split Test compares two versions, Control A and Variant B, to determine which performs better in improving customer behavior and conversion rates.",270-273, Comprehension
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MC,,1,What is the purpose of using a life-sized prototype in product development?,1,To test higher fidelity solutions with customers before scaling.,Visualize specifications to include in your scaled solution. ,Learn if customers will pay before scaling the solution. ,Generate demand and validate desirability at a smaller scale. ,Test a video of your solution with a small customer group. ,254-259, Comprehension
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MC,,1,How could a Letter of Intent (LOI) be used to evaluate key partners and B2B customer segments effectively?,3,A Letter of Intent is ideal for interviewing partners and suppliers. ,A Letter of Intent is ideal for creating life-sized prototypes. ,"A Letter of Intent is ideal for evaluating key partners and B2B customer segments as it is a short, non-binding contract that helps articulate key activities or resources needed.",A Letter of Intent is ideal for conducting presales to customers. ,A Letter of Intent is ideal for testing single feature MVPs. ,294-299, Application
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MC,,1,Identify the key requirement for conducting a successful Split Test according to the textbook.,1,A significant amount of traffic is needed to generate believable evidence in a Split Test.,A limited amount of traffic is necessary to achieve meaningful insights. ,A small amount of traffic is adequate to produce valid outcomes. ,A moderate amount of traffic is sufficient for reliable data in a Split Test. ,A minimal amount of traffic is needed to ensure accurate results. ,270-273, Knowledge
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MC,,1,Identify the primary purpose of a data sheet as described in the textbook.,3,The primary purpose of a data sheet is to list competitor prices.,A data sheet is designed to showcase marketing strategies to investors. ,The primary purpose of a data sheet is to distill specifications into a single page for testing with customers and key partners.,The primary purpose of a data sheet is to gather customer emails. ,A data sheet is used to summarize costs for internal budgeting. ,190-193, Knowledge
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