OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 Practice Exam Questions with Answers OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder – Intermediate Certification

Copy

Trace

Refine

Satisfy

Dependency

Association

composition

Create a block for each of LOM. R1 and R? Then create part properties in LOM that are typed by R1 and R?

Create an activity for each of LOM. R1, and R2. Then, create actions in LOM that are typed by R1 and R2.

Create a constraint block for each of LOM. R1. and R2 Then, create part properties in LOM that are typed by R1 and R2.

Create a constraint block for each of LOM. R1, and R2- Then, create constraint properties m LOM that are typed by R1 and R2.

Model an activity that refines the functional requirement.

Model a state machine that refines the functional requirement.

The project methodology will indicate which way is compatible with its process.

The requirement text must be a clear and concise specification of the functionality.

a formal gate

a usage point

a message port

an interaction parameter

initialize the multiplicities of wheel as part of the system Initializer

draw new relationships between Taxi and Wheel and Bus and Wheel using the same role name but different multiplicities

draw new relationships between Taxi and Wheel and Bus and Wheel with the specific multiplicities and mark the wheel end as redefining the wheel end of the relation between PublicTransportCar and Wheel

draw new relationships between Taxi and Wheel and 8us and Wheel with the specific multiplicities and mark the wheel ends as subsets of the wheel end of the relation between PublicTransporlCar and Wheel

The arrow '"Start Software" has to be solid and with a closed head.

The first activation on the lifeline SoftwareSession has to be removed

The arrow "Start Software" has to cud at the tail and not at the head of the lifeline SoftwareSession.

No change is required.

whether component s0 subclasses component u3

which parts of each component participate in the connection

which parts of each component participate in a reference association

whether any part that belongs to component s0 subclasses a pan that belongs to component u3

a range property

an interval property

a probability property

a distributed property

Subclasses may only redefine existing features of a superclass.

Subclasses may add, remove, and redefine existing features of a superclass

Subclasses may add and remove, but not redefine, existing features of a superclass

Subclasses may add and redefine, but not remove existing features of a superclass

Subclasses may remove or redefine existing features, but not add features, to a superclass.

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b1 or b2 or b3 or b4

(b1 or b?) and (b3 or b4)

(b1 or b2) and b3 and b4

The question cannot be answered because Activity Diagram Fragment 1 is ambiguous

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Packages may represent specifications, which can be contained m other specifications

Containment allows a requirement to be decomposed by containing sub-requirements. Packages can also contain requirements

Requirements can contain packages, which in turn can contain other requirements. This is how hierarchical specifications can be represented in SysML

Requirements cannot use containment. They cannot contain any other model elements.

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a lower bound on the number of changes to an object's value per time Interval

a lower bound on the number of objects that will traverse the edge per time interval

the expected number of changes to an object's value per time interval.

the expected number of objects that traverse the edge per time interval

an upper bound on the number of changes to an object's value per time interval

an upper bound on the number of objects that will traverse the edge per time interval

parameters that are mapped to flow ports

parameters in which tokens are never buffered

parameters through which a continuous stream of tokens pass

parameters through which an activity can accept or produce tokens throughout its execution

«designConstraint», which adds a mandatory constraintProperty

«emanagedRequirement», which adds properties for owner and changeAuthority

«extendedRequirement», which adds properties for source, risk, and verifyMethod

«penformanceRequirement». which adds properties for performanceMeasure and performance MeasureKind

«synched Requirement», which adds properties for lastSynch. version, and corresponding ID in the requirements management tool

SysML defines the package structure

The modeling tool creates the package structure

The modeling methodology defines the package structure.

Each modeler can create packages for that engineer's specific purpose

an activity partition enclosing the actions the actor performs

an action allocation of the actor to the actions that actor performs

an association Between the actor and the actions that actor performs

an object node to represent the actor and object flows tying that actor to the actions it performs