Week 4: Requirements/Class-Based/Behavioural Modelling

Question 1

What is Requirements Analysis

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Question 2

What is a Requirements Model? What are the primary objectives?

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Question 3

What are the different types of Requirements Models?

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Question 4

What is an example of a Scenario-Based Model?

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Use Case Diagram

Question 5

What is an example of a Class-Oriented Model?

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Class Diagram

Question 6

What is an example of a Behavioural Model?

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Activity Diagram

Question 7

What is an example of a Data Model?

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ER Diagram

Question 8

What is an example of a Flow-Oriented Model?

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Data Flow Diagram

Question 9

What are the rules of thumb for Requirements Modelling?

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Question 10

What are the Requirements Modelling Principles?

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Question 11

What are Class-Based Models? What do they represent?

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Question 12

For grammatical parsing, how do you find a Class?

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Question 13

What characteristics are important for considering potential classes for inclusion?

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Question 14

What are attributes?

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Question 15

What are operations?

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Question 16

What is the layout of a UML Class Diagram?

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Question 17

What levels of specificity are there for attributes and operations in a UML Class Diagram?

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Question 18

What are the different Relationship representations in UML Class Diagrams?

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Question 19

How do you represent Generalizations in UML Class Diagrams?

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Question 20

How do you represent Associations in UML Class Diagrams?

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Question 21

How do you represent Multiplicity in UML Class Diagrams?

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Question 22

How do you represent Dependencies in UML Class Diagrams?

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Question 23

How do you represent Aggregations in UML Class Diagrams?

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Aggregation means one object is the owner of another object. Composition means one object is contained in another object

Question 24

What is CRC Modelling? What sections are the cards divided into?

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Question 25

What does a CRC Card look like?

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Question 26

What are the components of CRC Cards?

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Question 27

CRC Card Example

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Question 28

What is Behavioural Modelling?

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Question 29

What are the steps for creating behavioural models?

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Question 30

How do you identify an event with regards to behavioural modelling?

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Question 31

What are state representations with Behavioural Modelling?

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Question 32

What are passive and active states of an object?

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Question 33

What are two different representations of states?

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Question 34

What are state diagrams? What do they include?

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Question 35

How do you represent States and Transitions in State Diagrams?

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Question 36

How do you represent Guards and Actions in State Diagrams?

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Question 37

What are Sequence Diagrams? How are they represented?

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Question 38

How are Objects and Lifelines represented in Sequence Diagrams?

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Question 39

How are Activation Boxes and Messages represented in Sequence Diagrams?

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Question 40

What are UML Activity Diagrams?

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Question 41

What are included in Activity Diagrams? What does one look like?

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Question 42

Another example of Activity Diagrams

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Question 43

What is a Swimlane Diagram?

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Question 44

Swimlane Diagram example

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Question 45

How can Behavioural Modelling be sumarized?

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