CASE TOOLS Questions

Object Type Questions

Roy Antony Arnold GTeaching AssociateDept. of Computer Science & Engg.Arunai Engineering CollegeTiruvannamalai

a) SSD is a picture that shows for a particular scenario of a use case the events that external actors generate, their order and inter-system events.

b) SSDs are part of the Use-Case Model. c) SSDs can also be used to illustrate collaborations

between systems. d) System events and their associated system operations

can be expressed in terms of the physical input medium or interface widget level.

e) An SSD should be done for the main success scenario of the use case and frequent or complex alternative scenarios.

f) It is sometimes desirable to show at least fragments of the use case text for the scenario to enhance the two views

a) Interaction Diagrams b) Activity Diagrams c) Use Cases d) State Diagrams e) Class Diagrams

a) Interaction Diagrams b) Activity Diagrams c) Package Diagrams d) State Diagrams e) Class Diagrams

a) Interaction Diagrams b) Activity Diagrams c) Package Diagrams d) State Diagrams e) Class Diagrams

a) Analyzing a use case b) Understanding workflow c) Describing a complicated sequential

algorithm d) Dealing with multithreaded applications e) Procedural flow of control f) Representing complex conditional logic

a) Sequence Diagrams b) Collaboration Diagrams c) Deployment Diagrams d) Package Diagrams

a) Coincidental Cohesion b) Temporal Cohesion c) Procedural Cohesion d) Functional Cohesion

a) Interaction Diagrams b) Activity Diagrams c) Package Diagrams d) State Diagrams e) Class Diagrams

a) Activity Diagrams b) Package Diagrams c) State Diagrams d) Class Diagrams e) Sequence Diagrams

a) Activity Diagrams b) Package Diagrams c) State Diagrams d) Class Diagrams e) Sequence Diagrams

a) shows behavior with control structure b) can show many objects over many uses c) can show many objects in a single use

case or implementation of method d) encourages parallel behavior e) All of the above f) "a", "b" and "d" only

a) Actions are associated with transition and are considered to be processes that occur quickly and are not interruptible.

b) Actions are associated with transition and are considered to be processes that occur quickly and are interruptible.

c) Activities are associated with states and can take longer. An activity may be interrupted by some event.

d) Activities are associated with transition that occur quickly and are not interruptible.

e) Activities are associated with states and can take longer. An activity cannot be interrupted by any event.

a) From nouns in a text description b) Look for units of interaction c) Look for places where things or objects

come to rest d) Interview Domain Experts. e) All of the above f) "a" , "b" and "c" only g) "a" and "c" only

a) Model A b) Model B c) Model A or Model B d) None of the above

MODEL A

DIAGRAM

MODEL B

a) Model P1 b) Model P2 c) Model P3

MODEL P1

MODEL P2MODEL P3

a) Female, Patient, Nurse b) Male, Physiotherapist c) Female, Patient d) Female, Doctor,

Surgeon e) Patient, Doctor f) Male, Doctor, Nurse

a) Use case driven b) Data driven c) Responsibility driven d) All of the above e) "a" and "c" only f) "b" and "c" only

a) book, journal, copy (of book), library member, member of staff

b) item, copy (of book), library member, member of staff c) item, library member, member of staff d) system, rule, week, item, member

a) a list of classes b) another Package diagram c) class diagram d) All of the above e) "b" and "c" only f) "a" and "b" only

a) Use case diagrams fulfill a specific purpose : to document the actors (everything outside the system scope), the use cases (everything inside the system scope), and their relationships.

b) Generalizations as well as other types of associations can be modelled between actors.

c) Includes, Extends and other types of associations can be drawn directly between two use cases.

d) Every use case must be initiated by an actor. The exception here is an includes or extends relationship.

a) Library, Library Member, Book, Video, Clerk, Checkout Transaction b) Library Card, Book, Video, Clerk c) Borrower, Member, Book, Video, Title d) Library, Library Member, Book, Video, System e) Library, Library Member, Book, Video, Author

a) This describes the System Dynamics of Bottom-Up Design approach.

b) This describes the System Dynamics of Top-Down Design approach.

a) Pareto Diagrams b) Fishbone Diagrams c) Mind mapping d) Brainstorming e) Event Analysis f) Actor-Goal List

a) In Object Oriented Analysis, the dimension of decomposition is fundamentally by things or entities in the domain.

b) It is better to over-specify overspecify a domain model with lots of fine-grained conceptual classes, than to underspecify it.

c) It is better to oversimplify a domain model with lots of coarse-grained conceptual classes, than to underspecify it.

d) In Object Oriented Analysis, the dimension of decomposition is use cases.

a) A subsystem is a package that has separate specification and realization parts.

b) A subsystem is a discrete entity that has behavior and interfaces.

c) A subsystem can be identified by the stereotype <<subsystem>>

d) A subsystem is a package that has specification part only