Question 1

Control flows in an activity diagram are shown using solid-lines with arrows while object flows are shown using dashed lines with arrows.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Jim has documented a use case that describes the functionality of a system as "To compute gross pay, multiply the hours worked that are recorded on the time card from the time clock by the hourly rate that is recorded in the employee master file from the MS SQL server database." This is an example of a(n) _____ use case.

Accepted Answer

A)  overview 
B)  detail 
C)  essential 
D)  real 
E)  imaginary 
A)  overview 
B)  detail 
C)  essential 
D)  real 
E)  imaginary

Question 3

The correct sequence of the major steps in creating use case diagrams is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, create the use-case diagram 
B)  identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, create the use-case diagram, confirm the major use cases 
C)  create the use-case diagram, identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, confirm the major use cases 
D)  create the use-case diagram, identify the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, expand the major use cases 
E)  identify the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, expand the major use cases, create the use-case diagram 
A)  identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, create the use-case diagram 
B)  identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, create the use-case diagram, confirm the major use cases 
C)  create the use-case diagram, identify the major use cases, expand the major use cases, confirm the major use cases 
D)  create the use-case diagram, identify the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, expand the major use cases 
E)  identify the major use cases, confirm the major use cases, expand the major use cases, create the use-case diagram

Question 4

Which of the following diagramming symbols represents a subject boundary in a use case diagram?

Accepted Answer

A) 
  
B) 
  
C) 
  
D) 
  
E) 
  
A) 
  
B) 
  
C) 
  
D) 
  
E)

Question 5

Which of the following relationships represent the extension of the functionality of the use case to cover optional behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  association relationship 
B)  extend relationship 
C)  include relationship 
D)  generalization relationship 
E)  optional relationship 
A)  association relationship 
B)  extend relationship 
C)  include relationship 
D)  generalization relationship 
E)  optional relationship

Question 6

How does a project team go about obtaining the information they need to create use case descriptions?

Accepted Answer

The project team must work closely with

Question 7

Object nodes in an activity diagram are depicted using rectangles.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

When comparing a use-case description to a use-case diagram for functional model verification and validation, there must be ONE and ONLY ONE use-case description for each use case, and vice versa..

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The use case Take Order has a temporal trigger if it begins when a customer calls to place an order.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following relationships describe the communication between the use case and the actors?

Accepted Answer

A)  association relationship 
B)  extend relationship 
C)  include relationship 
D)  generalization relationship 
E)  none of the above 
A)  association relationship 
B)  extend relationship 
C)  include relationship 
D)  generalization relationship 
E)  none of the above

Question 11

A use case that begins at the end of the month has a temporal trigger.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

When drawing the use-case diagram, an analyst should do the steps in this order: _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  draw the use cases on the diagram, identify the system boundary, place the actors on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
B)  identify the system boundary, draw the use cases on the diagram, place the actors on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
C)  place the actors on the diagram, draw the use cases on the diagram, identify the system boundary, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
D)  identify the system boundary, place the actors on the diagram, draw the use cases on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
E)  none of the above gives the correct order of steps 
A)  draw the use cases on the diagram, identify the system boundary, place the actors on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
B)  identify the system boundary, draw the use cases on the diagram, place the actors on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
C)  place the actors on the diagram, draw the use cases on the diagram, identify the system boundary, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
D)  identify the system boundary, place the actors on the diagram, draw the use cases on the diagram, and draw the lines connecting the actors to the use cases 
E)  none of the above gives the correct order of steps

Question 13

The include relationship represents the optional inclusion of another use case.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A solid line without arrows between an actor and a use case in a use case diagram represents a one-way flow of communication from the actor to the use case.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A use case should be written from the perspective of at least one of the actors associated with the use case.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Explain the difference between normal flows and sub-flows that would be documented in a use case.

Accepted Answer

The normal flow of events describes the

Question 17

What are the four types of use cases? When are each used?

Accepted Answer

Use cases will vary based on the purpose

Question 18

An alternate or exceptional flow in a use case documents the decomposition of the normal flow of events.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Distinguish between the extend and include relationships in use case diagrams. When would you use each of these relationships?

Accepted Answer

An extend relationship documents the ext

Question 20

Describe the terms action, activity and object nodes that are found in an activity diagram.

Accepted Answer

Action is a simple non-decomposable piec

Control flows in an activity diagram are shown using solid-lines with arrows while object flows are shown using dashed lines with arrows.

The correct sequence of the major steps in creating use case diagrams is _____.

Which of the following diagramming symbols represents a subject boundary in a use case diagram?

Which of the following relationships represent the extension of the functionality of the use case to cover optional behavior?

How does a project team go about obtaining the information they need to create use case descriptions?

Object nodes in an activity diagram are depicted using rectangles.

When comparing a use-case description to a use-case diagram for functional model verification and validation, there must be ONE and ONLY ONE use-case description for each use case, and vice versa..

The use case Take Order has a temporal trigger if it begins when a customer calls to place an order.

Which of the following relationships describe the communication between the use case and the actors?

A use case that begins at the end of the month has a temporal trigger.

When drawing the use-case diagram, an analyst should do the steps in this order: _____.

The include relationship represents the optional inclusion of another use case.

A solid line without arrows between an actor and a use case in a use case diagram represents a one-way flow of communication from the actor to the use case.

A use case should be written from the perspective of at least one of the actors associated with the use case.

Explain the difference between normal flows and sub-flows that would be documented in a use case.

What are the four types of use cases? When are each used?

An alternate or exceptional flow in a use case documents the decomposition of the normal flow of events.

Distinguish between the extend and include relationships in use case diagrams. When would you use each of these relationships?

Describe the terms action, activity and object nodes that are found in an activity diagram.

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Exam 4: Business Process and Functional Modeling

Control flows in an activity diagram are shown using solid-lines with arrows while object flows are shown using dashed lines with arrows.

The correct sequence of the major steps in creating use case diagrams is _____.

Which of the following diagramming symbols represents a subject boundary in a use case diagram?

Which of the following relationships represent the extension of the functionality of the use case to cover optional behavior?

How does a project team go about obtaining the information they need to create use case descriptions?

Object nodes in an activity diagram are depicted using rectangles.

When comparing a use-case description to a use-case diagram for functional model verification and validation, there must be ONE and ONLY ONE use-case description for each use case, and vice versa..

The use case Take Order has a temporal trigger if it begins when a customer calls to place an order.

Which of the following relationships describe the communication between the use case and the actors?

A use case that begins at the end of the month has a temporal trigger.

When drawing the use-case diagram, an analyst should do the steps in this order: _____.

The include relationship represents the optional inclusion of another use case.

A solid line without arrows between an actor and a use case in a use case diagram represents a one-way flow of communication from the actor to the use case.

A use case should be written from the perspective of at least one of the actors associated with the use case.

Explain the difference between normal flows and sub-flows that would be documented in a use case.

What are the four types of use cases? When are each used?

An alternate or exceptional flow in a use case documents the decomposition of the normal flow of events.

Distinguish between the extend and include relationships in use case diagrams. When would you use each of these relationships?

Describe the terms action, activity and object nodes that are found in an activity diagram.

Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design

Project Management

Requirements Determination

Structural Modeling

Behavioral Modeling

Moving on to Design

Class and Method Design

Data Management Layer Design

Human Computer Interaction Layer Design

Physical Architecture Layer Design

Construction

Installation and Operations

Filters