Question 1

Explain how to move from analysis models to design.

Accepted Answer

Design focuses on the product that solve

Question 2

In ________ we discover objects in the problem space and abstract them into entity classes.

Accepted Answer

A)  analysis 
B)  design 
C)  programming 
D)  real life 
A)  analysis 
B)  design 
C)  programming 
D)  real life

Question 3

A high-level message from a ________ to the control object is converted into a series of messages from the control object to the entity objects.

Accepted Answer

A)  utility object 
B)  persistence object 
C)  boundary object 
D)  interface object 
A)  utility object 
B)  persistence object 
C)  boundary object 
D)  interface object

Question 4

The application flow must fulfill ________ that go beyond individual use cases.

Accepted Answer

A)  non-functional requirements 
B)  design rules 
C)  design objects 
D)  business rules 
A)  non-functional requirements 
B)  design rules 
C)  design objects 
D)  business rules

Question 5

Objects expose ________ to provide services requested by messages.

Accepted Answer

A)  operations 
B)  attributes 
C)  methods 
D)  the interface 
A)  operations 
B)  attributes 
C)  methods 
D)  the interface

Question 6

A dataset is a(n) ________ of rows and columns that cannot retain their identity outside the dataset.

Accepted Answer

A)  aggregate 
B)  composition 
C)  collector 
D)  collective 
A)  aggregate 
B)  composition 
C)  collector 
D)  collective

Question 7

The object implements its services as an operation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Discuss construction and destruction of objects.

Accepted Answer

∙ Objects do not create themselves: each

Question 9

Exchanging messages is fundamental to how an object-oriented ________ works.

Accepted Answer

A)  application 
B)  interface 
C)  database 
D)  all of the above 
A)  application 
B)  interface 
C)  database 
D)  all of the above

Question 10

The flow of the application and how it controls and drives its components must be placed ________ on a designer's agenda.

Accepted Answer

A)  somewhere 
B)  nowhere 
C)  low 
D)  high 
A)  somewhere 
B)  nowhere 
C)  low 
D)  high

Question 11

The ________ version adds new classes and fine-tunes the structure of the application until it arrives at detailed objects and detailed messages exchanged between these objects.

Accepted Answer

A)  design 
B)  analysis 
C)  programming 
D)  maintenance 
A)  design 
B)  analysis 
C)  programming 
D)  maintenance

Question 12

Designing an information system is a complete break from analysis and should be considered an independent activity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What are the characteristics of flow objects?

Accepted Answer

∙ Flow objects enforce the workflow and

Question 14

An object is defined by what it ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  knows 
B)  does 
C)  likes 
D)  both A & B 
A)  knows 
B)  does 
C)  likes 
D)  both A & B

Question 15

Define control class.

Accepted Answer

It is a class whose instances control th

Question 16

The lifecycle object (usually) offers the objects within its care one at a time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

An entity class is short-lived and not persistent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The control of an application is ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  the composite of use cases 
B)  the composite of objects that direct the application-level flow 
C)  an aggregate of use cases 
D)  none of the above 
A)  the composite of use cases 
B)  the composite of objects that direct the application-level flow 
C)  an aggregate of use cases 
D)  none of the above

Explain how to move from analysis models to design.

In ________ we discover objects in the problem space and abstract them into entity classes.

A high-level message from a ________ to the control object is converted into a series of messages from the control object to the entity objects.

The application flow must fulfill ________ that go beyond individual use cases.

Objects expose ________ to provide services requested by messages.

A dataset is a(n) ________ of rows and columns that cannot retain their identity outside the dataset.

The object implements its services as an operation.

Discuss construction and destruction of objects.

Exchanging messages is fundamental to how an object-oriented ________ works.

The flow of the application and how it controls and drives its components must be placed ________ on a designer's agenda.

The ________ version adds new classes and fine-tunes the structure of the application until it arrives at detailed objects and detailed messages exchanged between these objects.

Designing an information system is a complete break from analysis and should be considered an independent activity.

What are the characteristics of flow objects?

An object is defined by what it ________.

Define control class.

The lifecycle object (usually) offers the objects within its care one at a time.

An entity class is short-lived and not persistent.

The control of an application is ________.

Information Systems

The Concept of Object Orientation

Methodology

Gathering Requirements

Domain Analysis

Behavioral Modeling I: Use Cases: The Basics

Behavioral Modeling II: Developing Use Cases

Structural Modeling

Dynamic Modeling

The Design Challenge

Application Design IU: The User Interface

Application Design III: Database and Persistence

Patterns

Components Reuse

Architecture

Implementation

Filters

Exam 11: Application Design I: Flow and Control

Explain how to move from analysis models to design.

In ________ we discover objects in the problem space and abstract them into entity classes.

A high-level message from a ________ to the control object is converted into a series of messages from the control object to the entity objects.

The application flow must fulfill ________ that go beyond individual use cases.

Objects expose ________ to provide services requested by messages.

A dataset is a(n) ________ of rows and columns that cannot retain their identity outside the dataset.

The object implements its services as an operation.

Discuss construction and destruction of objects.

Exchanging messages is fundamental to how an object-oriented ________ works.

The flow of the application and how it controls and drives its components must be placed ________ on a designer's agenda.

The ________ version adds new classes and fine-tunes the structure of the application until it arrives at detailed objects and detailed messages exchanged between these objects.

Designing an information system is a complete break from analysis and should be considered an independent activity.

What are the characteristics of flow objects?

An object is defined by what it ________.

Define control class.

The lifecycle object (usually) offers the objects within its care one at a time.

An entity class is short-lived and not persistent.

The control of an application is ________.

Information Systems

The Concept of Object Orientation

Methodology

Gathering Requirements

Domain Analysis

Behavioral Modeling I: Use Cases: The Basics

Behavioral Modeling II: Developing Use Cases

Structural Modeling

Dynamic Modeling

The Design Challenge

Application Design IU: The User Interface

Application Design III: Database and Persistence

Patterns

Components Reuse

Architecture

Implementation

Filters