최신OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Fundamental - OMG-OCSMP-MBF200무료샘플문제

A. Reduces the need for requirement diagrams

B. Replaces the need for parametric modeling

C. Facilitates better management and modularization of complex systems

D. Simplifies system behavior modeling

A. A part is used only to describe the behavior of the system

B. A part can be connected to multiple blocks

C. A part is an instance of a block and represents a system component

D. A part must be a block

A. To indicate the number of instances of the part within the system

B. To define the data type of the part

C. To specify the sequence of actions for the part

D. To define the constraints on the part's behavior

A. To indicate that one block refers to another without owning it

B. To define an inheritance relationship between blocks

C. To describe a whole-part relationship

D. To automate a behavior flow

A. Aggregation represents ownership, while composition represents behavior.

B. There is no difference between composition and aggregation.

C. Aggregation is used for behavioral modeling, while composition is used for structural modeling.

D. Composition represents a stronger part-whole relationship where the part cannot exist without the whole, while aggregation allows the part to exist independently.

A. Requirements

B. Generalization relationships between blocks

C. Interfaces

D. Parts of the system

A. As stereotyped elements with a "requirement" stereotype

B. As blocks

C. As activities

D. As use cases

A. A parallel activity

B. The interaction or communication between two lifelines

C. An internal state transition

D. A decision-making point

A. Parametric Diagram

B. State Machine Diagram

C. Package Diagram

D. Block Definition Diagram