Exam 4: Domain Modeling

A UML class that never has any objects within the class is called a(n)_______.

The specific area of the user's business need that is within the scope of the new system is called the _______.

A synonym for cardinality (used with UML class diagrams)is ____.

The specific area of the user's business need that is within the scope of the new system is called the _______.

A(n)_______ is a naturally occurring association among specific things.

In a generalization/specialization relationship,it would not make sense for a class at the bottom of the hierarchy to be a(n) ______ class.

The idea that the attributes of a superclass are also attributes of a subclass is called ______.

The diagram consisting of data entities and their relationships is called a(n)_______ .

A UML class that is allowed to have a set of actual objects within it is called a(n)_______.

The technique for finding problem domain objects by finding and listing all the nouns in a dialog or description is called the _______.

In generalization/specialization the objects in a subclass are always also contained in the parent class.

A superclass only exists as part of a generalization/specialization.

Inheritance describes a condition between classes where _______ .

An attribute for an object which can be used to uniquely identify that object is called a(n)_______.

When using the noun technique,the analyst begins by listing all the nouns that the users mention.

_______ is used to describe the actual range of linkups allowed in an association (the minimum and maximum values).

The ERD crows feet cardinality constraint indicates a mandatory many relationship.

Two techniques to identify things in the problem domain are the noun technique and the verb technique.

A relationship that has a cardinality constraint of one or more is a(n) _______ relationship.

The association shown on the above image is a(n) ________ association.