Question 1

Tagged values are a kind of ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  metadata 
B)  specific values 
C)  numerical values 
D)  qualitative values 
A)  metadata 
B)  specific values 
C)  numerical values 
D)  qualitative values A

Question 2

The conceptual model of the analysis phase defines the ________ of the product or the service.

Accepted Answer

A)  technical aspect 
B)  "what" and the "where" 
C)  source 
D)  recipient 
A)  technical aspect 
B)  "what" and the "where" 
C)  source 
D)  recipient B

Question 3

What are the categories of design objects (classes)?

Accepted Answer

Design classes fall into three major categories:
∙ Control. These classes control the flow of the application, direct the sequencing of events, manage the interaction of other objects and frequently enforce such business rules that go beyond the domain of a specific class but relate to a specific use case or go across use cases. Control classes are not directly involved in the interaction between the application and the outside world, but delegate these tasks to "boundary" classes.
∙ Boundary. Boundary classes control the interaction between the system or application and entities outside the system such as human actors (user interface), communications and persistence (databases, files, etc.).
∙ Utility. These "helper" classes offer services (such as calculations) that are usually independent of the application's flow and do not go beyond its boundaries.

Question 4

Tagged values allow us to add new properties to objects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Stereotyping extends the vocabulary of UML by creating ________ building blocks for modeling.

Accepted Answer

A)  generalized 
B)  abstract 
C)  specialized 
D)  common 
A)  generalized 
B)  abstract 
C)  specialized 
D)  common

Question 6

A paradigm is a ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  broad theoretical or technological framework 
B)  general agreement on how the world (or an aspect of it) works 
C)  fundamental model or pattern 
D)  all of the above 
A)  broad theoretical or technological framework 
B)  general agreement on how the world (or an aspect of it) works 
C)  fundamental model or pattern 
D)  all of the above

Question 7

Design must discover or create the components of the problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Design takes into account ________ requirements.

Accepted Answer

A)  functional 
B)  technical 
C)  non-functional 
D)  all of the above 
A)  functional 
B)  technical 
C)  non-functional 
D)  all of the above

Question 9

Design is the concrete modeling of the problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a design concept?

Accepted Answer

A)  use case 
B)  reuse 
C)  component 
D)  pattern 
A)  use case 
B)  reuse 
C)  component 
D)  pattern

Question 11

It is a good idea to consider using UML extensions early in the development phase.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

When should we use packaging? Discuss pros and cons.

Accepted Answer

A package is a general-purpose mechanism

Question 13

Describe the significance of constraints and how they relate to business rules.

Accepted Answer

Constraints specify a conditio

Question 14

Briefly describe the role of technology in conceptual, logical, and physical modeling.

Accepted Answer

Logical design avoids specific

Question 15

Domain analysis defines the ________ within which the product must work.

Accepted Answer

A)  model 
B)  scope 
C)  context 
D)  box 
A)  model 
B)  scope 
C)  context 
D)  box

Question 16

________ objects are those objects that are needed to build the solution.

Accepted Answer

A)  Design 
B)  Real 
C)  Multiple 
D)  Concrete 
A)  Design 
B)  Real 
C)  Multiple 
D)  Concrete

Question 17

Design must produce a(n) ________ view of the system.

Accepted Answer

A)  owner's 
B)  user's 
C)  builder's 
D)  client's 
A)  owner's 
B)  user's 
C)  builder's 
D)  client's

Question 18

Refining one component of technology may result in a revolutionary design that makes the best use of other components.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A good design follows a cookbook approach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A package is a general-purpose mechanism in modeling tools for grouping related items within a ________ structure.

Accepted Answer

A)  flat 
B)  horizontal 
C)  hierarchical 
D)  complex 
A)  flat 
B)  horizontal 
C)  hierarchical 
D)  complex

Tagged values are a kind of ________.

The conceptual model of the analysis phase defines the ________ of the product or the service.

What are the categories of design objects (classes)?

Tagged values allow us to add new properties to objects.

Stereotyping extends the vocabulary of UML by creating ________ building blocks for modeling.

A paradigm is a ________.

Design must discover or create the components of the problem.

Design takes into account ________ requirements.

Design is the concrete modeling of the problem.

Which of the following is NOT a design concept?

It is a good idea to consider using UML extensions early in the development phase.

When should we use packaging? Discuss pros and cons.

Describe the significance of constraints and how they relate to business rules.

Briefly describe the role of technology in conceptual, logical, and physical modeling.

Domain analysis defines the ________ within which the product must work.

________ objects are those objects that are needed to build the solution.

Design must produce a(n) ________ view of the system.

Refining one component of technology may result in a revolutionary design that makes the best use of other components.

A good design follows a cookbook approach.

A package is a general-purpose mechanism in modeling tools for grouping related items within a ________ structure.

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

Application Design I: Flow and Control

Application Design IU: The User Interface

Application Design III: Database and Persistence

Patterns

Components Reuse

Architecture

Implementation

Filters

Exam 10: The Design Challenge

Tagged values are a kind of ________.

The conceptual model of the analysis phase defines the ________ of the product or the service.

What are the categories of design objects (classes)?

Tagged values allow us to add new properties to objects.

Stereotyping extends the vocabulary of UML by creating ________ building blocks for modeling.

A paradigm is a ________.

Design must discover or create the components of the problem.

Design takes into account ________ requirements.

Design is the concrete modeling of the problem.

Which of the following is NOT a design concept?

It is a good idea to consider using UML extensions early in the development phase.

When should we use packaging? Discuss pros and cons.

Describe the significance of constraints and how they relate to business rules.

Briefly describe the role of technology in conceptual, logical, and physical modeling.

Domain analysis defines the ________ within which the product must work.

________ objects are those objects that are needed to build the solution.

Design must produce a(n) ________ view of the system.

Refining one component of technology may result in a revolutionary design that makes the best use of other components.

A good design follows a cookbook approach.

A package is a general-purpose mechanism in modeling tools for grouping related items within a ________ structure.

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

Application Design I: Flow and Control

Application Design IU: The User Interface

Application Design III: Database and Persistence

Patterns

Components Reuse

Architecture

Implementation

Filters