최신 OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 무료덤프 - OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Advanced

A. in sub-models

B. in metamodels

C. in packages

D. in profiles

A. The stereotypes defined in the profile ate automatically applied lo the elements sharing compatible metaclasses

B. The stereotypes defined in the profile are available to be applied to any element in the model.

C. The stereotypes defined in the profile may be applied to elements sharing compatible metaclasses

D. The stereotypes defined in the profile are applied to the model's metamodel elements

A. Use a centralized repository for the model files Allow only engineers in the eastern-most time zone to upload changes to the model files in the mornings, and the western engineers in the afternoons. Either can download and view the model files at any time. This will assure maximum productivity while minimizing the possibility of collisions

B. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Allow packages to be checked out by any user for editing, which locks the elements therein contained Packages may be viewed in read-only mode by any user at any time All model users receive alerts when a package they are viewing has been modified and checked-in. and changes are highlighted Packages may not remain checked out overnight

C. Co-locate the modeling team Trying to maintain configuration of a model across a distributed team is extremely difficult and may not succeed

D. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Assign ownership of model elements at the package level- Only the owner of a package may make changes to elements in that package Note that each relationship between model elements must be contained within a single package

A. It allows users to bring SysML elements into the architecture to enhance the hand-off between Systems of Systems and Systems.

B. There is no benefit jas SysML is not used in compliance level 1

C. It allows users to express all the views in the architecture using only SysML elements

D. SysML elements are only used in the Systems view to enhance the hand-off process between Systems of Systems and Systems.

A. The profile extends the model with reusable elements, e.g. units.

B. The profile makes the model suitable for a modeling tool

C. The profile enables separate views of the model for the different stakeholder concerns.

D. The profile adds appropriate metainformation to the model to allow automated system analysis

A. SysML requires the definition of a profile

B. A profile adds user-specific needs to the model in a systems engineering project

C. A profile adds methodology- and domain-specific concepts to SysML.

D. A profile overwrites unwanted SysML concepts and tool-vendor-specific extensions

A. the ability to enforce strict compliance with XMI. AP233 and SysML standards

B. compatibility with AP233; the ability to enforce strict compliance with the SysML standard; and the ability to query models based on user-defined criteria

C. compatibility with XMI. the ability to enforce strict compliance with UML4SysML. and the ability to query models based on user-defined criteria

D. compatibility with XMI. the ability to enforce strict compliance with the SysML standard and the ability to query models based on user- defined criteria

A. Model quality benefits from the degree of syntactical and semantic formalism supported by the modeling language

B. The level of comprehensibility of the modeling language's abstract syntax directly corresponds to the quality of the models

C. The quality of the modeling language does not influence tin.- quality of the models because the quality of the models depends on the skill and knowledge of the modeler

D. The modeling language must be applicable to a wide range of domains of practice in order to produce high-quality models.

A. UML. SysML. and BPMN

B. UMLandSysML

C. UML, SysML and MARTE

D. UML, SysML and SOAML