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OCUP Fundamental Flashcards

1
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The 3 UML data types:

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Simple, Primitive, Enumeration

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The 3 primary types of UML diagrams:

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Structure, Behavior, and Interaction

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3
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Structure diagrams have 6 types. Name them.

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Class, Component, Composite, Package, Deployment, Object

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4
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Name the 3 types of Behavior diagrams

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Activity, Use Case, and State Machine Diagram

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5
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Name the 4 types of Interaction diagrams

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Sequence, Communication, Interaction Overview, and Timing

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6
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The superclass in a UML class diagram is called:

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Element

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Name the 4 Visibilities of a Named Element

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+ public, - private, # protected, ~ package

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8
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An executable function contained, directly or indirectly, within a Behavior is called an:

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Action

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9
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“Typed” elements are known as:

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Attributes and Parameters

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10
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Element that specifies an allowable cardinality?

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“Multiplicity” element

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11
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What value range is described by a multiplicity?

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Minimum and maximum values

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12
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{ xor } is an example of a _______________

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Constraint

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13
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A _________________is a namespace and a type

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Classifier

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14
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What subclasses does a classifier have?

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Class, Use Case, Component

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15
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Describes a structural or behavioral characteristic of a classifier’s instances

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Feature

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16
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The three types of features are:

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Structural, Behavioral, Parameter

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17
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A “direction” has 4 keywords. These are:

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In, Out, In-out, and Return

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18
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An “operation” is what type of feature.

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Behavioral Feature

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19
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A role of a property

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Attribute

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20
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Describes an entity based on a class

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Instance

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21
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Package that extends a reference meta model

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Profile

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22
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A namespace with model elements

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Package

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23
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An extension that adds information to an existing metamodel element

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Stereotype

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24
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A descriptor for a set of objects with similar structures, behaviors, and relationships

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Class

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25
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Which of the following diagram types are defined in UML?

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Composite structure diagram, and Activity diagram

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26
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The use case diagram is which one of the 3 types?

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Behavior diagram

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27
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A UML Relationship specifies what between elements?

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the type or kind of relationship

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28
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A Data Type does not have what?

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Identity

29
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Name the 4 primitive types defined in UML

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Boolean, Integer, Unlimited Natural, String

30
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23..42, , 0.. are all valid ________________

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Multiplicities

31
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A condition expressed for the purpose of declaring some of the semantics of an element

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A Constraint

32
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Represents an instance in a modeled system

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InstanceSpecification

33
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Which elements may not be annotated by a comment

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Diagram

34
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A specialized element is also known as a

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StructuralFeature

35
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A class is a specialized _____________

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NamedElement

36
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_________represents an entity at a point in time

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InstanceSpecifcation

37
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A TypedElement is a specialized ____________

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NamedElement

38
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A PackageableElement is a specialized

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NamedElement

39
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A classifier that can have behavior specifications in its namespace is know as a _______________

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BehavioredClassifier

40
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The instance of an associated is called a/an

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Link

41
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An ___________ specifies a role played by a user or any other system that interacts with the subject

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Actor

42
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A _________ is the specification of a set of actions performed by a system.

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UseCase

43
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What kind of events can occur in an interaction?

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Send, Receive, Destruction, and Creation events

44
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General Ordering Relationship

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Defines an order between two message events

45
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What kind of Activity Nodes are defined in UML?

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Object and Control Nodes

46
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Represents focus, and shown as a node in an activity diagram.

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A Token

47
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Control node that where incoming tokens meet outgoing nodes.

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Merge Node

48
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A unit of behavior described by a sequence diagram

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Interaction

49
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The two types of messages in an interaction are:

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asynchronous, and synchronous

50
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Defines a communication between lifelines

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interaction message

51
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In what direction does the “ Include” relationship point?

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toward the including use case

52
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In what direction does the “Extend” relationship point?

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toward the extension point

53
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How many extension points can a use case define?

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No limit

54
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A role that interacts with a subject

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Actor

55
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Type of a relationship that contains the behavior defined in another use case.

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“Include”

56
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Describes a sequence of actions

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Activity diagram

57
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Represented by a rectangle with rounded corners

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Activity

58
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Node depicted by a diamond shape

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decision node

59
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Name the two types of activity edges

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“Control Flow” and “Object Flow”

60
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Used to split an edge for readability only

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Connector edge

61
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Before an action can start?

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Tokens must be available

62
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A token is made available at outgoing edges when?

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an “Action” terminates

63
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Another name for “Start node”

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Initial Node

64
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Where several incoming nodes lead to a single outgoing token flow

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Merge Node

65
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A “use case” diagram is which of the 3 main types?

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Behavior diagram

66
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“Relationship” is defined as an abstract that specifies what?

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The “kind” of relationship between elements

67
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An instance of a Data Type does NOT have?

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Identity

68
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The 4 primitive types defined in UML are:

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Boolean, Integer, UnlimitedNatural, String

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