Question 1

The UML Class Diagrams show what objects contain and how they are related - much like ERD diagrams in a structured design approach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The UML use case diagram is typically used to summarize the set of use cases (from the traditional SDLC)for a logical part of the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Class diagrams have four parts: class name at the top;attributes in the middle,actors in the bottom and boundaries drawn around them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The primary difference between a traditional approach like structured design and an object-oriented approach is based on the preference (or requirements)of the project sponsor or project champion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

"Actors" on UML Use Cases are depicted as stick figures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Subclasses __________ the attributes and methods from the superclass above them.

Accepted Answer

A) encapsulate 
B) translate 
C) inherit 
D) defend 
E) model 
A) encapsulate 
B) translate 
C) inherit 
D) defend 
E) model

Question 7

Which is NOT one of the four dominant UML diagramming techniques?

Accepted Answer

A) Use case diagrams 
B) Class diagrams 
C) Encapsulation diagrams 
D) Sequence diagrams 
E) Behavioral state machine diagrams 
A) Use case diagrams 
B) Class diagrams 
C) Encapsulation diagrams 
D) Sequence diagrams 
E) Behavioral state machine diagrams

Question 8

Of the four fundamental UML diagrams,the Class Diagram is always created first.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What is UML - where did it come from - how recent is it?

Accepted Answer

UML is "unified modeling language" and t

Question 10

Generally object-oriented approaches are most associated with ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) the waterfall methodology 
B) an iterative development RAD methodology 
C) the parallel development methodology 
D) the V-model methodology 
E) the use-case methodology 
A) the waterfall methodology 
B) an iterative development RAD methodology 
C) the parallel development methodology 
D) the V-model methodology 
E) the use-case methodology

Question 11

When common sets of attributes and methods are organized into superclasses (or abstract classes)(like Student)and then subclasses (like Business Student)this action is referred to as ______________.

Accepted Answer

A) information hiding 
B) object methods 
C) encapsulation 
D) inheritance 
E) cohesion 
A) information hiding 
B) object methods 
C) encapsulation 
D) inheritance 
E) cohesion

Question 12

Object oriented systems analysis and design is more feasible than ever today due to:

Accepted Answer

A) The increased speed of processors and storage (and decrease in cost - aka "Moore's Law") 
B) Textbooks on object oriented analysis and design 
C) The recent discovery by Bill Gates of the object oriented paradigm 
D) Graphical User Interfaces 
E) Neo's use of object orientated SA&D in the Matrix 
A) The increased speed of processors and storage (and decrease in cost - aka "Moore's Law") 
B) Textbooks on object oriented analysis and design 
C) The recent discovery by Bill Gates of the object oriented paradigm 
D) Graphical User Interfaces 
E) Neo's use of object orientated SA&D in the Matrix

Question 13

_____________ means that use cases are the primary modeling tool employed to define the behavior of the system.

Accepted Answer

A) architecture centric 
B) use case driven 
C) polymorphic 
D) iterative 
E) open source 
A) architecture centric 
B) use case driven 
C) polymorphic 
D) iterative 
E) open source

Question 14

Attributes describe information about the ________ such as professor's name,office,office hours,classes,phone number and e-mail.

Accepted Answer

A) entity 
B) object 
C) class 
D) database 
E) process 
A) entity 
B) object 
C) class 
D) database 
E) process

Question 15

Why are use cases inherently simple?

Accepted Answer

A) because they only have data and processes 
B) because they only have entities and attributes 
C) because they use UML 2.0 
D) because they focus on only one activity at a time 
E) because they are concrete classes 
A) because they only have data and processes 
B) because they only have entities and attributes 
C) because they use UML 2.0 
D) because they focus on only one activity at a time 
E) because they are concrete classes

Question 16

What is inheritance? Give an example.

Accepted Answer

Inheritance is that a subclass 'inherits

Question 17

Arianna has a superclass called 'Person',an abstract subclass called 'Student' and a concrete class called 'Information Systems Student'.Which of the following would be correct?

Accepted Answer

A) Person is 'a-kind-of' student; student is 'a-kind-of' information systems student 
B) information system student is 'a-kind-of' student; student is 'a-kind-of' person 
C) Person is 'a-kind-of' information system student; student is 'a-kind-of' of person 
D) Information system student is 'a-kind-of' person; person is 'a-kind-of' of student 
E) Student is 'a-kind-of' person; person is 'a-kind-of' information system student 
A) Person is 'a-kind-of' student; student is 'a-kind-of' information systems student 
B) information system student is 'a-kind-of' student; student is 'a-kind-of' person 
C) Person is 'a-kind-of' information system student; student is 'a-kind-of' of person 
D) Information system student is 'a-kind-of' person; person is 'a-kind-of' of student 
E) Student is 'a-kind-of' person; person is 'a-kind-of' information system student

Question 18

A primary purpose of the class diagram is to show the associations or relationships that classes have with one another.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Dave has a concrete object called 'Student'.Specific students like: Mike Macli,Jeff Le,Karolyn Maloney would be considered as instances (or objects)of the 'student' class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which of the four fundamental UML diagrams is created first?

Accepted Answer

A) Use case diagrams 
B) Class diagrams 
C) Sequence diagrams 
D) Behavioral state diagrams 
E) Encapsulation diagram 
A) Use case diagrams 
B) Class diagrams 
C) Sequence diagrams 
D) Behavioral state diagrams 
E) Encapsulation diagram

The UML Class Diagrams show what objects contain and how they are related - much like ERD diagrams in a structured design approach.

The UML use case diagram is typically used to summarize the set of use cases (from the traditional SDLC)for a logical part of the system.

Class diagrams have four parts: class name at the top;attributes in the middle,actors in the bottom and boundaries drawn around them.

The primary difference between a traditional approach like structured design and an object-oriented approach is based on the preference (or requirements)of the project sponsor or project champion.

"Actors" on UML Use Cases are depicted as stick figures.

Subclasses __________ the attributes and methods from the superclass above them.

Which is NOT one of the four dominant UML diagramming techniques?

Of the four fundamental UML diagrams,the Class Diagram is always created first.

What is UML - where did it come from - how recent is it?

Generally object-oriented approaches are most associated with ___________.

When common sets of attributes and methods are organized into superclasses (or abstract classes)(like Student)and then subclasses (like Business Student)this action is referred to as ______________.

Object oriented systems analysis and design is more feasible than ever today due to:

_____________ means that use cases are the primary modeling tool employed to define the behavior of the system.

Attributes describe information about the ________ such as professor's name,office,office hours,classes,phone number and e-mail.

Why are use cases inherently simple?

What is inheritance? Give an example.

Arianna has a superclass called 'Person',an abstract subclass called 'Student' and a concrete class called 'Information Systems Student'.Which of the following would be correct?

A primary purpose of the class diagram is to show the associations or relationships that classes have with one another.

Dave has a concrete object called 'Student'.Specific students like: Mike Macli,Jeff Le,Karolyn Maloney would be considered as instances (or objects)of the 'student' class.

Which of the four fundamental UML diagrams is created first?

The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development

Project Selection and Management

Requirements Determination

Systems Analysis and Design

Process Modeling

Data Modeling

Moving Into Design

Architecture Design

Dennis/wixom/roth

Program Design

Data Storage Design

Moving Into Implementation

Transition to the New System

Filters

Exam 14: the Movement to Objects

The UML Class Diagrams show what objects contain and how they are related - much like ERD diagrams in a structured design approach.

The UML use case diagram is typically used to summarize the set of use cases (from the traditional SDLC)for a logical part of the system.

Class diagrams have four parts: class name at the top;attributes in the middle,actors in the bottom and boundaries drawn around them.

The primary difference between a traditional approach like structured design and an object-oriented approach is based on the preference (or requirements)of the project sponsor or project champion.

"Actors" on UML Use Cases are depicted as stick figures.

Subclasses __________ the attributes and methods from the superclass above them.

Which is NOT one of the four dominant UML diagramming techniques?

Of the four fundamental UML diagrams,the Class Diagram is always created first.

What is UML - where did it come from - how recent is it?

Generally object-oriented approaches are most associated with ___________.

When common sets of attributes and methods are organized into superclasses (or abstract classes)(like Student)and then subclasses (like Business Student)this action is referred to as ______________.

Object oriented systems analysis and design is more feasible than ever today due to:

_____________ means that use cases are the primary modeling tool employed to define the behavior of the system.

Attributes describe information about the ________ such as professor's name,office,office hours,classes,phone number and e-mail.

Why are use cases inherently simple?

What is inheritance? Give an example.

Arianna has a superclass called 'Person',an abstract subclass called 'Student' and a concrete class called 'Information Systems Student'.Which of the following would be correct?

A primary purpose of the class diagram is to show the associations or relationships that classes have with one another.

Dave has a concrete object called 'Student'.Specific students like: Mike Macli,Jeff Le,Karolyn Maloney would be considered as instances (or objects)of the 'student' class.

Which of the four fundamental UML diagrams is created first?

The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development

Project Selection and Management

Requirements Determination

Systems Analysis and Design

Process Modeling

Data Modeling

Moving Into Design

Architecture Design

Dennis/wixom/roth

Program Design

Data Storage Design

Moving Into Implementation

Transition to the New System

Filters