최신 OMG-OCUP2-FOUND100 무료덤프 - OMG Certified UML Professional 2 (OCUP 2) - Foundation Level

A. class B is dependent on class A

B. class A is dependent on class B

C. class B is the creator of class A

D. class A can be reached (torn class B

A. The customers, as they will own the system when it is delivered

B. The system architects, as they are responsible for the design of the system and its proper functioning.

C. All involved stakeholders, as they are knowledgeable and concerned.

D. The testing team, as test-driven design is proven to be an effective approach to development

E. The users, as they will be using the system when it is operational.

F. The development team, as they are responsible for the final implementation.

G. Project managers, as they are responsible for delivering the right product to the customer

A. using natural language (e.g.. English)

B. using a MOF metamodel

C. using the Backus-Naur Form (BNF)

D. using UML structure and behavior diagrams

A. In diagram Act1. action a can get executed once. In diagram Act2. action a can get executed many times.

B. In both diagrams, the activity will end after action READY and no further signals will be accepted.

C. Initial and final nodes are optional. Therefore the execution semantics of both diagrams are equivalent.

D. Diagram Act2 is incomplete: It should get completed with exactly one start and at minimum one final node. If this would be done, both diagrams become equivalent.

A. It is specified in UML.

B. It abstracts away irrelevant detail.

C. It is platform independent.

D. It is specified using a visual notation.

A.

B.

C.

D.

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B.

C. Inherited properties cannot be shown In a specialized class.

D.

A. None

B. TWo

C. One

D. One and Two

A. DataTypes can only be very simple structures with attributes that are Datatypes as well, whereas Classes can be of arbitrary complexity.

B. Classes can have operations that show that a class reacts to invocations sent by other classes DataTypes do not have this feature.

C. Classes can inherit attributes, operations and other features of their super classes. DataTypes can only get instantiated.

D. Two instances of a Datatype are considered to be equal when all their attributes have the same values, unlike instances of classes.