Question 1

Component and deployment diagrams model the physical aspects of systems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

You can use the UML's ____ to construct different kinds of software diagrams and model different kinds of systems.

Accepted Answer

A) characters 
B) charts 
C) text 
D) shapes 
A) characters 
B) charts 
C) text 
D) shapes D

Question 3

In the UML, a ____ block is a handler body node.

Accepted Answer

A) throw 
B) try 
C) sent 
D) catch 
A) throw 
B) try 
C) sent 
D) catch D

Question 4

____________________ diagrams emphasize what happens in a system.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ diagrams emphasize what happens in a...

Question 5

You use a(n) ____ diagram when you want to emphasize the files, database tables, documents, and other components that a system's software uses.

Accepted Answer

A) deployment 
B) use case 
C) component 
D) activity 
A) deployment 
B) use case 
C) component 
D) activity

Question 6

A timing diagram is a type of interaction diagram.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A(n) ____ is a use case variation that shows functions beyond those found in a base case.

Accepted Answer

A) scenario 
B) variation 
C) enlarged variation 
D) extend variation 
A) scenario 
B) variation 
C) enlarged variation 
D) extend variation

Question 8

In an activity diagram, a(n) ____________________ indicates that a specific amount of time should pass before an action starts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In an activity diagram, a(n) ____________________ indicates...

Question 9

The UML provides ____________________ diagram types that you can use to model systems.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The UML provides ____________________ diagram types that...

Question 10

You use a(n) ____ when a use case is less specific than others are and you want to be able to substitute the more specific case for a general one.

Accepted Answer

A) generalization variation 
B) extend variation 
C) include variation 
D) open variation 
A) generalization variation 
B) extend variation 
C) include variation 
D) open variation

Question 11

In the UML, a try block is called a(n) ____________________ node.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the UML, a try block is...

Question 12

In a(n) ____ diagram, you show the flow of actions of a system, including branches that occur when decisions affect the outcome.

Accepted Answer

A) deployment 
B) state machine 
C) communication 
D) activity 
A) deployment 
B) state machine 
C) communication 
D) activity

Question 13

You use an ____ when a case can be part of multiple use cases.

Accepted Answer

A) extended variation 
B) include variation 
C) include statement 
D) extend statement 
A) extended variation 
B) include variation 
C) include statement 
D) extend statement

Question 14

The UML was intentionally designed to be technical so that developers, customers, and implementers (programmers) could all "speak the same technical language."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

____ emphasize the flow of control and data among the things in the system being modeled.

Accepted Answer

A) Interaction diagrams 
B) Sequence diagrams 
C) Structure diagrams 
D) Behavior diagrams 
A) Interaction diagrams 
B) Sequence diagrams 
C) Structure diagrams 
D) Behavior diagrams

Question 16

____________________ represent the cases by which an actor uses and presumably benefits from the system.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ represent the cases by which an...

Question 17

As with a hierarchy chart, you use the UML to create bottom-view diagrams of business processes that let you hide details and focus on functionality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A(n) ____________________ diagram is used to extend a UML model for a particular domain or platform.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ diagram is used to extend...

Question 19

A feature that adds to the UML vocabulary of shapes to make them more meaningful for the reader is called a(n) ____.

Accepted Answer

A) stereotype 
B) use case 
C) scenario 
D) extension 
A) stereotype 
B) use case 
C) scenario 
D) extension

Question 20

Determining all the cases for which users interact with systems helps you divide a system logically into ____ parts.

Accepted Answer

A) functional 
B) usage 
C) sequential 
D) efficient 
A) functional 
B) usage 
C) sequential 
D) efficient

Component and deployment diagrams model the physical aspects of systems.

You can use the UML's ____ to construct different kinds of software diagrams and model different kinds of systems.

In the UML, a ____ block is a handler body node.

____________________ diagrams emphasize what happens in a system.

You use a(n) ____ diagram when you want to emphasize the files, database tables, documents, and other components that a system's software uses.

A timing diagram is a type of interaction diagram.

A(n) ____ is a use case variation that shows functions beyond those found in a base case.

In an activity diagram, a(n) ____________________ indicates that a specific amount of time should pass before an action starts.

The UML provides ____________________ diagram types that you can use to model systems.

You use a(n) ____ when a use case is less specific than others are and you want to be able to substitute the more specific case for a general one.

In the UML, a try block is called a(n) ____________________ node.

In a(n) ____ diagram, you show the flow of actions of a system, including branches that occur when decisions affect the outcome.

You use an ____ when a case can be part of multiple use cases.

The UML was intentionally designed to be technical so that developers, customers, and implementers (programmers) could all "speak the same technical language."

____ emphasize the flow of control and data among the things in the system being modeled.

____________________ represent the cases by which an actor uses and presumably benefits from the system.

As with a hierarchy chart, you use the UML to create bottom-view diagrams of business processes that let you hide details and focus on functionality.

A(n) ____________________ diagram is used to extend a UML model for a particular domain or platform.

A feature that adds to the UML vocabulary of shapes to make them more meaningful for the reader is called a(n) ____.

Determining all the cases for which users interact with systems helps you divide a system logically into ____ parts.

An Overview of Computer Programming

Applications and Data

Making Decisions

Looping

Arrays

Using Methods

Object-Oriented Concepts

More Object Concepts

Event-Driven Programming With Graphical User Interfaces

Exception Handling

Manipulating Larger Quantities of Data

Filters

Exam 11: System Modeling With the Uml

Component and deployment diagrams model the physical aspects of systems.

You can use the UML's ____ to construct different kinds of software diagrams and model different kinds of systems.

In the UML, a ____ block is a handler body node.

____________________ diagrams emphasize what happens in a system.

You use a(n) ____ diagram when you want to emphasize the files, database tables, documents, and other components that a system's software uses.

A timing diagram is a type of interaction diagram.

A(n) ____ is a use case variation that shows functions beyond those found in a base case.

In an activity diagram, a(n) ____________________ indicates that a specific amount of time should pass before an action starts.

The UML provides ____________________ diagram types that you can use to model systems.

You use a(n) ____ when a use case is less specific than others are and you want to be able to substitute the more specific case for a general one.

In the UML, a try block is called a(n) ____________________ node.

In a(n) ____ diagram, you show the flow of actions of a system, including branches that occur when decisions affect the outcome.

You use an ____ when a case can be part of multiple use cases.

The UML was intentionally designed to be technical so that developers, customers, and implementers (programmers) could all "speak the same technical language."

____ emphasize the flow of control and data among the things in the system being modeled.

____________________ represent the cases by which an actor uses and presumably benefits from the system.

As with a hierarchy chart, you use the UML to create bottom-view diagrams of business processes that let you hide details and focus on functionality.

A(n) ____________________ diagram is used to extend a UML model for a particular domain or platform.

A feature that adds to the UML vocabulary of shapes to make them more meaningful for the reader is called a(n) ____.

Determining all the cases for which users interact with systems helps you divide a system logically into ____ parts.

An Overview of Computer Programming

Applications and Data

Making Decisions

Looping

Arrays

Using Methods

Object-Oriented Concepts

More Object Concepts

Event-Driven Programming With Graphical User Interfaces

Exception Handling

Manipulating Larger Quantities of Data

Filters