Question 1

A(n) ____ reunites the flow of control after a fork.

Accepted Answer

A) join 
B) connector 
C) lozenge 
D) fork end 
A) join 
B) connector 
C) lozenge 
D) fork end

Question 2

The UML is vendor-dependent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is a use case variation...

Question 4

A(n) ____________________ describes an association in which one or more classes make up the parts of a larger whole class.

Accepted Answer

whole-part

Question 5

____ emphasize what happens in a system.

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 6

The addition of ">" near the line that shows a relationship extension is called a(n) ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The addition of ">" near the line...

Question 7

A(n) ____ diagram shows the different statuses of a class or object at different points in time.

Accepted Answer

A) activity 
B) component 
C) state machine 
D) sequence 
A) activity 
B) component 
C) state machine 
D) sequence

Question 8

____ is the detailed specification of how all the parts of a system will be implemented and coordinated.

Accepted Answer

A) System detailing 
B) System design 
C) Program detailing 
D) Program design 
A) System detailing 
B) System design 
C) Program detailing 
D) Program design

Question 9

In the UML, a ____ block is called a protected node.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 10

____ emphasize the "things" in a system.

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

A(n) ____ reunites the flow of control after a fork.

The UML is vendor-dependent.

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

A(n) ____________________ describes an association in which one or more classes make up the parts of a larger whole class.

____ emphasize what happens in a system.

The addition of "<>" near the line that shows a relationship extension is called a(n) ____________________.

A(n) ____ diagram shows the different statuses of a class or object at different points in time.

____ is the detailed specification of how all the parts of a system will be implemented and coordinated.

In the UML, a ____ block is called a protected node.

____ emphasize the "things" in a system.

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Exam 11: System Modeling With the Uml

A(n) ____ reunites the flow of control after a fork.

The UML is vendor-dependent.

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

A(n) ____________________ describes an association in which one or more classes make up the parts of a larger whole class.

____ emphasize what happens in a system.

The addition of "<>" near the line that shows a relationship extension is called a(n) ____________________.

A(n) ____ diagram shows the different statuses of a class or object at different points in time.

____ is the detailed specification of how all the parts of a system will be implemented and coordinated.

In the UML, a ____ block is called a protected node.

____ emphasize the "things" in a system.

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