S No Question Option 1 Option 2

1
How the collection of instances of classes,
relationship among the instances of classes, and
actors are represented in an Interaction diagram?
m 1,Using Collaboration m
2,Using Interaction
m
2
How the flow of control in an operation or among
use cases is represented in Interaction diagram?
m 1,Using Collaboration m 2,Using Interaction m
3
Which of the following UML diagrams represents
interaction among actor, object, messages, and
links? m 1,Activity diagram m 2,Object diagram m
4
Which part of a transition in the State Machine
diagram refers to the response of an object to an
event? m 1,Source state m 2,Event trigger m
5
Which of the following diagrams depicts the
various conditions of an object during its
lifecycle? m 1,State Machine diagram m 2,Communication diagram m
6
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: A state machine depicts the various
states of an object that change in response to
events during the lifetime of the object.
Statement B: A state refers to the condition of an
object during its existence in
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
7
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: The constituents of a
Communication diagram are organized in such a
manner that the unrelated objects are closely
placed.
Statement B. Communication diagrams represent
the interaction between objects in th
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
8
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: Collaboration is a collection of
instances of classes, relationship among the
instances of classes, and actors.
Statement B: Interaction diagrams depict how the
constituents of a software system interact t
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
9
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: A branch represents the set of
alternative paths or a decision, which the flow
takes depending on the input.
Statement B: The alternative paths are depicted
by a set of transitions that flow from the branc
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
10
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: Transformations often result in
breaking an input parameter into more than one
parameter to match the output parameters of the
other action.
Statement B: Transformations convert the type of
output paramete
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
11
BlueSoftware Solutions is developing an online
Railway Reservation system. The process of
reservation involves a passenger enquiring about
the availability of seats in trains going to a
particular destination on a specific date. The
reservation system the
1,Class passenger implements
the method enquiry()
Class reservation implements
the checkAvailability()
Class Seat implements the
reserve()
Class Ticket implements the
method issue() m
2,Class passenger implements
the method enquiry()
Class reservation implements
the method checkAvailability()
Class Seat implements the
method available()
Class Ticket implements the
method issue() m
12
RedSky Inc. is developing a software system,
which implements a module for performing
mathematical calculations. The module enables
end-users to find sin and cosine of a specified
degree. The o1 object of the operation class
accepts the degree and the typ
1,You need to depict the
following to complete the
sequence diagram:
-- The operation class invokes
the method, calculatesin(), of
the mathematics class. m
2,You need to depict the
following to complete the
sequence diagram:
-- The operation class invokes
the method, calculatesin() of
the mathematics class, if the
condition [operation=sin] is
true.
-- The operation class invokes
the method, calculatecosine()
13
Dyans Systems is developing a software system
for implementing an online shopping system.
Calculate Bill is one of the use cases of the
system and the actor for the use case is
customer. The customer selects certain product
displayed on the user interface
1,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
calculateAmount() method of
the customerPurchase class m
2,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
generateList() method of the
customerPurchase class m
14
IntelliTech Inc is developing an online shopping
system. Customers can pay for purchases made
using their credit card. The application will display
a list of products, available for purchase, on the
Orders page of the Web site. A customer can
obtain detai
1,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
generateList() method of the
SaleItem class that is invoked
by the sm object of the
ShoppingMall class m
2,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
processList() method of the
SaleItem class that is invoked
by the sm object of the
ShoppingMall class m
15
Wilson Softech is developing an online Test
system for the University of Texas, distance-
learning program. The various classes used in
implementing this system are ExaminationHall,
Test, Marks, and Student. Each student needs to
login using a valid userna
1,The order of objects is: Test,
ExaminationHall, Marks m
2,The order of objects is: Test,
Marks, ExaminationHall m
16
BlueSoftware solutions Inc. is developing an
online auction system. A software developer has
identified the various states of the product object
as, Approved for Auction, On Bid, and Delivered.
However, the system design specialist
disapproves of the stat
1,The identified states convey
enough information about all
the possible states of the
product object. m
2,The additional state is Sold.
The object transits from On Bid
state to the Sold state after the
customers wins a bid. m
17
Janes Technology is developing an online testing
system. The testing system conducts online tests
where each operation is performed at a given
time for a specified duration. The developer
creates a sequence diagram for depicting the
interaction among the
1,Sequence diagrams can
depict object lifeline whereas
collaboration diagrams cannot.
Therefore, the life span of the
objects of the online testing
system will be clearly depicted.
m
2,Sequence diagrams depict
the invocation of methods of
objects in increasing order of
time. Therefore, sequence
diagram for an online testing
system enables you to view
which method is invoked
before or after a particular
method. m
18
Janes Systems is developing software for
implementing a hotel management system. The
software developer designs two classes, Room
and Hotel. The Hotel class is assigned the
responsibility of checking if a specified room is
available for the duration speci
1,The sequence diagram
needs to indicate the
information about:
When the h1 object of the hotel
class is destroyed. m
2,The sequence diagram
needs to indicate the
information about when the r1
object of the room class is
destroyed. m
19
SpeedStar Solutions is developing an online
auction system. The various states identified by
the software developer are:
Idle, Auctioning, Recording Bids, Process Bids,
Finalize Bid, Close Bid, Accepting Customer
Verification, Verifying,
Verification Com
1,-- Recording Bids containing
the substates Process Bids,
Finalize Bid, and Close Bid
-- Accepting Customer
Verification containing the
substates Verifying, and
Verification Complete m
2,-- Bid Processing containing
substates Recording Bids and
Process Bids
-- Bid Closure containing
substates , Finalize Bid and
Close Bid m
20
Wilson Softech is developing a Payroll system for
Infolite Systems. The software development team
has identified the use cases and classes of the
system. A software developer needs to create a
sequence diagram for depicting collaboration of
the use case,
1,Emp1 and salary calculator
m
2,salary calculator and
database m
21
Which of the following elements of an Activity
diagram represents a control flow? m 1,Action State m 2,Activity State m
22
Which of the following events of an activity
diagram occurs outside the process but still has
an impact on the process? m 1,Partitions m 2,Signals m
23
Which of the following options is used to
represent a branch in an Activity diagram? m 1,Dot m 2,Circle m
24
Which of the following is NOT a valid mode to
implement an expansion region? m 1,Concurrent mode m 2,Iterative mode m
25
Which of the following symbols depicts an action
state that does not have any outgoing transition?
m 1,Flow final m 2,Fork m
26
The activity diagram of Student Registration
System, consists of the following activity states:
-- Verify the student detail
-- Fill application form
-- Assign registration number
-- Deposit the fees
-- Register the student
-- Generate fees receipt
-- V
1,-- Fill application form
-- Submit application form
-- Generate fees receipt
m
2,-- Fill application form
-- Register the student
-- Assign registration number
m
27
The exhibit represents the activity diagram of
book issue process of a library management
system.
Which relationship is depicted between Request
Book and Process Request?
Click the Exhibit button to view the activity
diagram. m 1,Object flow m 2,Control flow m
28
The exhibit provided represents the Activity
diagram of book issue process of a library
management system.
What relationship exists between Request Book
and Process Request?
Click the Exhibit button to view the Activity
diagram. m 1,Control flow m 2,Object flow m
29
The input devices, mouse and keyboard are used
to provide input signals to computer. Further, the
mouse signals are classified in two signals,
mouse move and mouse click. What is the
relationship between input devices and signals if
you need to design inp 1,Object flow m 2,Control flow m
30
You are creating the state machine diagram for a
ticket selling system. You have identified the
following two states for the ticket selling system:
--Idle
--Active
The Active state contains the following substates:
--Reading credit card
--Validating credi
1,The Active state is a
composite state containing the
concurrent substates Reading
credit car, Validating credit
card information, Selecting
ticket type, Printing ticket,
Dispensing ticket, and Ejecting
card m
2,The Active state is a
composite state containing the
sequential substates Reading
credit car, Validating credit
card information, Selecting
ticket type, Printing ticket,
Dispensing ticket, and Ejecting
card m
31
In a _________ environment, every variable is
explicitly assigned a data type when it is declared.
m 1, loosely typed m 2, strongly typed m
32
_______ is the conversion of a value type to a
reference type. m 1, Implicit casting m 2, Explicit casting m
33
Which of the following interfaces can be used to
perform sorting or ordering of object instances?
m 1, IComparable m 2, IEquatable m
34
______ are classes that are used to store
arbitrary objects in a structured manner. m 1, Structures m 2, Collections m
35
You use the ______ class when you need to
retrieve objects in the reverse order in which you
added them. m 1, HashTable m 2, Linked List m
36
You have created an application that accepts an
input value from the user through a user interface
and stores it in a variable. You are not sure what
type of value the user may enter, but you still
have to record it. What kind of a development
environment 1, Strongly typed m 2, Loosely typed m
37
John, an application programmer with EverSoft
Systems Inc. is reusing an existing collection, for
his own application. The collection accepts a
reference type data whereas John wants to add
an integer, which is a value type, to the collection.
What techni 1, Unboxing m 2, Implicit casting m
38
You are developing an application to track
employees who come late to the office. The
arrival time of the employees entering the building
after a specific time will be stored in the
ArrivalTime collection. You cannot determine the
exact number of persons 1, Array m 2, Structure m
39
An application stores the details of purchase
orders in the PurchaseOrder class which in turn
contains a collection of products. The
PurchaseOrder class includes a display() method
that needs to iterate through the collection of
products and display the 1, IFormattable m 2, IEnumerable m
40
You are working as a programmer for a
University. After the semester-end examination,
you need to publish the result of students based
on their ranks. You have created the Student
class to store the details of students, including the
rank of a student in 1, IFormattable m 2, IEquatable m
41
Which of the following is NOT a form of an
assembly? m 1, .EXE m 2, .DLL m
42
When an assembly is loaded by the CLR,
________ file is used to gather the default
configuration settings for the application. m 1, web.config m 2, app.config m
43
__________ in the Performance Monitor can be
used to monitor the execution of processes and
view a real-time graphical display of the data
collected about processes. m 1, Process Monitor m 2, System Monitor m
44
In _______ streaming, when an application
process or code calls a method, the process or
the code waits for the method call to complete. m 1, asynchronous m 2, synchronous m
45
_________ is a unique data compartment that
helps store data of an application. m 1, Object m 2, Class m
46
You can create assembly installers either by
using Visual Studio .NET or programmatically by
using the Command Prompt window. Which of
the following is NOT a type of an assembly
installer created using Visual Studio .NET? m 1, Windows Service m 2, Merge Module m
47
During assembly installation process, you need to
perform certain tasks just before all the installers
commit their installations. Which of the following
will
you use to achieve this requirement?
m 1, InstallContext class m
2, InstallEventHandler delegate
m
48
Which of the following refers to the process of
monitoring an application and recording
information about events as they occur in the
application? m 1, Debugging m 2, Application Tracing m
49
Which of the following is TRUE about
FileSystemWatcher class? m
1, The FileSystemWatcher
class is commonly used to
perform multiple operations on
a file and does not require the
path to the file when working
with a file. m
2, The FileSystemWatcher
class is very efficient in using
memory resources thereby
increases application
performance. m
50
A stream represents a stream of bytes of data.
Which of the following are the primary tasks
performed by a stream? m 1, Reading, writing, deleting m
2, Reading, deleting, seeking
m
51
Which of the following software development
approaches is used to show the functional
capabilities of the software system to the
customer to freeze the requirements? m 1,Spiral approach m 2,Win-win spiral approach m
52
Which of the following approaches is used in
requirement gathering and analysis phases to
capture the exact requirements of the proposed
system? m 1,Protoyping approach m 2,Spiral approach m
53
Which of the following does NOT refer to a phase
in Software Development Life Cycle? m 1,Coding m 2,Design m
54
Which of the following software development
approaches is used when you have time-bound
releases? m 1,Spiral approach m 2,Win-win spiral approach m
55
Which of the following represents the correct
order of phases in SDLC? m
1,a) Feasibility analysis
b) Requirements analysis and
specification
c) Design
d) Coding
e) Testing
f) Maintenance m
2,a) Requirements analysis
and specification
b) Feasibility analysis
c) Design
d) Coding
e) Testing
f) Maintenance m
56
You are a Software designer at Smart solutions.
You are working on the requirement phase of
SDLC, where you have to identify the end user
expectations of the Software System. Which of
the following UML diagrams will you use to
represent the end user expec
1,Use case, Class, and Activity
diagrams m
2,Use case, Object, and
Activity diagrams m
57
Which of the following UML diagrams is used to
model the functionality of a system? m 1,Component diagram m 2,Use Case diagram m
58
You are a part of the team involved in analyzing a
software system. You are required to create a
UML diagram depicting the interactions that
happen over a period of time among various
objects of the system. You also want to order the
interactions in sequ 1,Sequence diagram m 2,Use-Case diagram m
59
Wilson Inc. needs to develop an e-commerce
Web site for a client. The Graphic User Interface
(GUI) of the software should be user friendly
because people who are new to computer usage
will also use the e- commerce Web site. During
the design of the Web si 1,Spiral approach m 2,Waterfall approach m
60
Info Solutions needs to develop a payroll system
that maintains salary information, such as basic
salary and house rent allowances. The payroll
system should also maintain information about
the provident fund contribution of employees.
Further, Info Solut 1,Prototyping approach m 2,Incremental approach m
61
Info Solutions needs to develop an operating
system, which can support graphical applications
that require high memory and processing speed.
The company plans to first release the beta
version of the operating system in the market.
After incorporating the 1,Waterfall approach m 2,Incremental approach m
62
In which of the following phases of SDLC the
SRS document is prepared? m 1,Feasibility Analysis m 2,Design m
63
Which of the following phases of Waterfall
approach involves conversion of design into
machine-readable form? m 1,Design m
2,Implementation and
maintenance m
64
Which of the following options is NOT a part of
Use Case diagram? m 1,Actors m 2,Relationships m
65
Which of the following is a limitation of the
Incremental approach? m
1,The approach does not
define the process to go back
to the previous phase to
handle changes in
requirement. m
2,The approach may
compromise on the overall
quality of the software in the
rush to develop the prototype.
m
66
Which of the following UML diagrams depicts the
reaction of a class when an event occurs? m 1,State Machine diagram m 2,Sequence diagram m
67
In the testing phase, you want to test the system
to detect whether the software system works
according to the requirements.
Which of the following UML diagrams will help
you in the test phase to check whether the
system meets the specified requirements o 1, Use case diagram m 2,Activity diagram m
68
Which of the following enables an analyst to know
if all the requirement are fulfilled in terms of static
and dynamic constituents? m 1,Use case view m 2,Design view m
69
Tom is an analyst at Info Solutions Ltd. He is
required to depict the behavior of static
constituents of a software system by using UML
diagrams.
Which of the following UML Modeling techniques
will help him achieve the desired requirement? m 1, Requirement Modeling m 2, Static Modeling m
70
Wilson is project manager at Info Solutions Ltd.
He has been provided a multiple view of
Infosuper Bank system representing the model of
the system designed using UML. He has to
prepare project plans in terms of number of
components involved in the projec 1, Use Case view m 2, Design view m
71
Identify the actor, from which other actors are
derived? m 1,Derived actor m 2,Super actor m
72
In the Business Modeling technique, what does
Business entity represents? m
1,Data or documents that flow
from one sub process to
another. m
2,The functionality of a
particular subprocess in the
existing process. m
73
Which of the following is an example of a non-
human actor? m 1,Date or time m 2,Business entity m
74
Which of the following Business Modeling
constructs represents the data or documents that
flow from one sub process to another? m 1,Business actor m 2,Business workers m
75
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: When an actor interacts with a use
case, it is called association relation.
Statement B: When the characteristics of one
actor can be derived from the other abstract
actor., the relationship is called gene
1,Both, Statements A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statements A and
Statement B, are True. m
76
Consider the statements:
Statement A: The extend relationship exists
among use cases when the functions of a use
case, which is implemented in initial iterations,
are enhanced in successive iterations.
Statement B: Collaboration is a collection of class
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
77
John has been assigned the responsibility for
defining features that the Sales software system
should deliver. John assessed the economic,
technical, and operational feasibility for the
proposed software system. He also identified the
stakeholders and end 1,Requirements gathering m
2,Requirements analysis and
negotiation m
78
The National bank offers three types of accounts
to its customers: saving, current, and personal
loan account. As a result, all the customers of the
bank can be categorized as, saving account
holders, current account holders, or loan account
holders.
Yo
1, Using an association
relationship m
2,Using a generalization
relationship m
79
In a departmental store, customers purchase
goods and go to the cashier who accepts
payments from the customers and generates the
receipt. The store manager maintains the details
of all the available goods in the store. If the
quantity of any product fall
1, Customer, Departmental
store, and Store manager m
2,Customer, Departmental
store, and Cashier m
80
A large number of books are available in the City
library. The librarian is responsible for issuing and
collecting books from the members. The librarian
also maintains the status of all the books in the
library. In addition, the librarian orders the new b 1,Business actor only m 2,Business worker and entity m
81
Wilson Infotech Inc. has been assigned the task
of developing an ATM system for the National
bank. The ATM system should provide
functionalities, such as cash withdrawal, cash
deposit, generation of transaction statements,
and change PIN.
Identify the i
1,Cash withdrawal and deposit
m
2,Generate transaction
statements m
82
Blue Valley Inc., a software development
organization, has various departments. The
organization has directed each department to
place its requisition for computers to the
purchase department. The purchase department
invites price quotations from differen
1,Entity: Quotations
Actor: Purchase department of
Blue Valley Inc.
Business worker: Companies
sending quotations m
2,Entity: Quotations
Actor: Companies sending
quotations
Business worker: Purchase
department of Blue Valley Inc.
m
83
The Business Process model of the Student
Registration System consists of four business
use cases, which are:
--Fill the registration form
--Submit the registration form
--Fees deposit
--Get registration number
The business actors of the Student Registrat 1,Student m 2,Faculty m
84
Wilson Inc. has an assignment of University
Management System automation. The University
wants to automate the student registration
system, library management system, and payroll
system. In the first iteration, University plans to
automate the payroll sys
1,Student, Finance Registrar,
and Faculty m
2,Student, Librarian, and
Finance Registrar m
85
Info Solution has been assigned to automate the
Air Line Reservation system of Flyway, an airlines
company. Flyway wants the following
requirements in the automation system:
-- Fill the reservation form
-- Submit the reservation form
-- Make payment of
1,Fill the reservation form and
Cancel the ticket online m
2,Book the ticket online and
Check the availability of seats
m
86
Which of the following functions is represented by
the Organization unit construct for Business
Modeling? m
1,Collection of Business units
and Business entities m
2,How the functionality
described in the use case will
be realized in the design phase
m
87
Which of the following phases of Requirement
management enables you to define and represent
the behavior of the software? m 1,Requirements gathering m
2,Requirements analysis and
negotiation m
88 What does a Business use case represent? m
1, A role involved in the
existing business process. m
2, The functions of a particular
sub process in the existing
process.
m
89
What do you call the process of re-factoring and
reviewing the use cases to obtain well-elaborated
and specific use cases? m 1,Defining m 2,Examining m
90
Which of the following represents a role involved
in the existing business process? m 1,Business worker m 2,Business actor m
91
Consider a bank that offers personal loan service
to its customers. To apply for loan, a customer
needs to take appointment from a loan officer.
The help desk coordinator at the bank gives the
appointment to the customer after checking the
appointment sch
1,Take Appointment and
Sanction Loan m
2,Take Appointment, Verify
Customer Information, and
Sanction Loan m
92
The existing Inventory Management System of a
department store enables the store manager to
maintain detailed information about all the items
sold in the store. The system enables the store
manager to generate an order to purchase items.
Whenever any item 1,Extend m 2,Realization m
93
Which of the following enables you to focus on
the functions performed by the software system
in each iteration? m 1, System Boundary m 2, Actor m
94
Which of the following Requirement Gathering
Techniques involves Idea generation and Idea
reduction activities? m 1, Interviewing Stakeholders m
2, Conducting Brainstorming
Session m
95
Which of the following phases of requirement
management refers to the process of categorizing
and organizing requirements based on the
document
produced in the requirement gathering activity? m
1, Requirement Analysis and
Negotiation m 2, Requirement Gathering m
96
Jim, a programmer with RedSky Systems, is
creating an application that accesses objects
from a database and restores them to their
original state before working on them. It is
possible that the members of the objects may get
modified in the process of tra
1, He should create a custom
exception handling method. m
2, He should use the
UnreferencedObjectEventHan
dler delegate to handle the
event. m
97
Jonathan, an application developer with Global
Soft Inc., needs to create an application targeted
to be used by people of Spanish origin. He does
not want to write code for creating the culture
from scratch and instead wants to create a
culture supplement
1,
CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder
custom = new
CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder("
custom",
CultureAndRegionModifiers.Ne
utral); m
2,
CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder
custom = new
CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder("
custom",
CultureAndRegionModifiers.No
ne);. m
98
James is creating an application that receives a
stream of bytes and decodes them to display
characters to the users. It is possible that the
data may not always be available. Therefore,
James must ensure that the state between
application sessions is mai
1, He must implement the
Encoding class. m
2, He must implement the
Decoder class with its Fallback
property set to an instance of
the DecoderExceptionFallback
class. m
99
John, a systems programmer with EverSoft Inc.
needs to receive data in his application from
another application. The data will be transported
in a common binary format and John will need to
convert it back to its original form after receiving
the data. Wh 1, Unboxing m 2, Explicit Casting m
100
Lindsay, an application programmer, has applied
a Formatter class while serializing an object.
There is no problem in serializing the publicly
declared members. However, she is not able to
serialize the private members of the object. What
must be the reas
1, Lindsay has applied the
BinaryFormatter class. Instead
she should use the
SOAPFormatter class. m
2, Lindsay has applied the
SOAPFormatter class. Instead
she should use the
BinaryFormatter class. m
101
Which of the following visibility option for
attributes and operation of a class indicates that
the attribute or operation in the base class is
visible to derived classes? m 1,Public m 2,Private m
102
Which of the following represents the different
types of relationships between classes and
objects provided by UML? m
1,Association, Dependency,
Generalization, and Realization
m
2,Association, Hybrid,
Generalization, and Realization
m
103
Which of the following options does not contain
an attribute? m 1,Factory class m 2,Interface m
104
Which of the following is also called a template
class? m 1,Abstract class m 2,Factory class m
105
A class that has multiple objects having the same
attribute values is known as a ______________.
m 1,Factory class m 2,Parameterized class m
106
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: Interfaces enable you to implement
multiple inheritance.
Statement B: An abstract class contains abstract
methods that need to be implemented by other
class that extends the abstract class.
Which one of th
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
107
Which of the following is a valid difference
between an abstract class and an interface? m
1,Abstract classes enable you
to implement multiple
inheritance, but interfaces do
not support multiple
inheritance. m
2,An interface may provide the
definition of some of its
methods, but an abstract class
does not provide any
definitions. m
108
Which of the following gives the correct
description of the term Parameterized class? m
1,A parameterized class
represents the abstract
behavior of a group of objects
and the operations associated
with the objects. m
2,A parameterized class is an
abstract class, which contains
at least one abstract method.
m
109
Which of the following is an association
relationship between two objects of the same
class? m 1,Recursive aggregation m 2,Aggregation m
110
Consider the following statements:
Statement A: Visibility symbol + indicates that
the attribute or operation of a class is not visible
to other classes.
Statement B: Visibility symbol - indicates that
the attribute or operation of a class is visibl
1,Both, Statements A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statements A and
Statement B, are True. m
111
The use cases for a Student Registration System
are identified as:
1. Fill up a registration form
2. Submit the registration form
3. Deposit fee
4. Generate fee receipt
5. Verify the registration form
6. Get registration number
Which of the following op
1,FillForm, SubmitForm,
GenerateFees, and
RegistrationNumber m
2,FillForm, SubmitForm, and
DepositFees m
112
The responsibilities of a Library Management
System are:
1. Maintaining member information, such as
name, address, and contact number
2. Maintaining records of books available in the
library
3. Maintaining details of issued and returned
books
4. Calcul
1,Librarian, Library, Member,
and Book m
2,Library, Member, Book, and
BookCopy m
113
InfoSolution wants to automate its recruitment
system. The requirements for implementing the
system are:
a. Store the resumes of candidates in the
database.
b. Short list candidates based on the percentage
of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. 1,Resume, TestPaper, C, C++,
Java, Oracle, and Linux m
2,Candidate, TestPaper, and
Resume m
114
InfoSolution wants to automate its Payroll
System. The company has three categories of
employees; managers, engineers, and other
supporting staff. The supporting staff is further
divided as part time and full time employees.
Which of the following identi
1,Employee, Manager,
Engineer, SupportingStaff,
FullTimeStaff, and
PartTimeStaff. m
2,Employee, Manager,
Engineer, SupportingStaff, m
115
The Account class of a banking system has an
operation called CalculateInterest. The return
type of the operation is float. The operation is not
visible to any other class of the system. Balance
and InterestRate are the two float type
parameters of the op
1,-float
CalculateInterest(Balance:float,
CalculateInterest:float) m
2,+CalculateInterest(Balance:fl
oat,CalculateInterest:float):float
m
116
There are three classes in a class diagram of a
Bank ATM System: Account, SavingsAccount,
and CurrentAccount. The attributes of the
Account class are AccountNumber and Balance.
The operation of the Account class is
CalculateInterest, which is implemented 1,Generalization m 2,Association m
117
Consider the attribute and operation declared in a
class:
-IssueDate: Date [1] = 01-01-04 {ReadOnly}
+BookIssueRequest(BookName:String): Boolean
Which of the following represents the parameter
name, default value, and return type? m
1,BookIssueRequest, 01-01-
04, and Boolean m 2,IssueDate, 1, and Date m
118
Consider the class diagram of Library
Management System. What are the relationships
between the following classes:
-- Book and BookCopy
-- Member and Library
-- Book and Library
-- Student and Member
Click the Exhibit button to view the class diagram.
m
1,-- Composition
-- Aggregation
-- Dependency
-- Generalization m
2,-- Aggregation
-- Composition
-- Dependency
-- Generalization m
119
Consider the four classes of a bank ATM system
shown in the Exhibit:
Which of the following represents the correct
relationship between:
-- Transaction and Account class
-- Account class and SavingsAccount and
CurrentAccount
Click the Exhibit button to
1,-- Composition
-- Generalization m
2,-- Generalization
-- Composition
m
120
An ATM consists of a card scanner, display
screen, and cash dispenser. What relationships
should exist between the following classes of the
ATM System:
-- ATM and CardScanner
-- ATM and CashDispenser
-- ATM and DisplayScreen m
1,-- Generalization
-- Composition
-- Aggregation m
2,-- Aggregation
-- Aggregation
-- Composition m
121
A Payroll System consist of an Employee class
and an Address class. The Employee class has
attributes, such as employee code, name, and
date of birth. The Address class has attributes,
such as the house number and area code. Which
of the following relatio 1,Generalization m 2,Composition m
122
Which of the following correctly represents a
protected operation, display() that accepts an
integer value and returns a string? m 1,#display(name: String): int m 2,#display(num: int): String m
123
Which of the following correctly represents a
private operation, print() that accepts a character
value and returns an integer? m 1,-print (ch: char): int m 2,- int print (ch: char) m
124
Consider the following scenario:
A class named Employee is a part of class
Company and class Employee can exist
independently.
Which of the following relationships refers to the
given scenario? m 1, Aggregation m 2, Composition m
125
Consider the following scenario:
A class Employee is a base class containing
Emp_details class and also controls the lifetime
of class Emp_details.
Which of the following relationships refers to the
given scenario? m 1, Aggregation m 2, Composition m
126
Which of the following is NOT a part of Quality
Context Triangle? m 1,Data quality m 2,Code quality m
127
Which of the following class-based design
metrics is used to measure the total number of
edges in the inheritance tree from its lowest node
to its root? m 1,RFC m 2,WMC m
128
Which of the following options refers to the
execution of a sequence of process-components
with varying intensity? m 1,Output m 2,Task m
129
Which of the following quality checks involves
organizing people, planning processes, and
providing appropriate implementation
environment? m 1, Management Quality m 2, Quality environment m
130
Which of the following techniques ensures that
the software models represent their intended
meaning and their representation is consistent
across the project? m 1, Syntax m 2, Semantics m
131
Which of the following views focuses on
assembling and configuring the component to
release the required software system? m 1,Deployment view m 2,Implementation view m
132
What type of relationship exists among packages
when the constituents of one package need to
access the constituents of another package to
implement a particular function. m 1,Realization m
2,Composition
m
133
Which of the following relationships exists when
one constituent of a particular package calls the
constituents of another package for performing a
task? m 1,Access Dependency m 2,Generalization m
134
Which of the following viewtypes enable you to
define interactions among various execution
units? m 1,Module m 2,Component m
135
The __________ viewtype enables you to specify
modules that implement a particular functionality?
m 1,Module m 2,Component m
136
Consider the statements:

Statement A: Deployment components form the
executable system.

Statement B: Execution components include the
components that are the outcome of
implementation phase of SDLC.
Which of the following options is correct
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True.
m
137
Consider the statements:

Statement A: Executable file modeling technique
models the executable components of a software
system by modeling .exes, libraries, and
databases contained in the system.
Statement B: Database modeling techniques
mode
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True
m
138
Consider the statements:

Statement A: A communication channel among
nodes is represented by a straight line drawn
between the communicating nodes.
Statement B: The three-tier Web application
describes that the various components are
distribut
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
139
As an analyst, you are responsible to prepare a
software architecture viewtype to specify the
constituents that you need to model in a software
system. The viewtype should specify the
resources allocated, such as designers,
developers allocated, and softw 1,Module viewtype m 2,Component viewtype m
140
Consider the statements:

Statement A: You can not use package diagrams
to depict the various modules grouped into logical
packages
Statement B: You can use component diagrams
to depict the various components and the
relationships among them
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B is False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B is True. m
141
BlueStreak Solutions is developing an online
shopping software system. The software
developer designs the use cases and classes
based on the requirements of the system. Some
of the use cases of the system are, Fill Schedule,
Report Leave, and Report Overt
1,You can create a package
diagram to view use cases and
classes in a single diagram.
The various groups of classes
based on the use cases that
the classes realize are:
-- The employee and schedule
classes realize the Fill
Schedule use case.
-- The employ
2,You cannot create a diagram
to depict classes and uses
together. m
142
Janes Technology is developing software for the
Stock exchange. The software developer
analyzes that there are a large number of
functional modules, nearly 10-15, which need to
be implemented. Consequently, there are a large
number of use cases of the sof
1,You need to create a
package diagram to depict
packages of use cases based
on the actor associated with
the use cases. Each package
should contain use cases used
by a particular actor. m
2,You need to create a
package diagram to depict
packages of use cases based
on the functional module,
which each use case
represents, to view the
architecture using module
viewtype. m
143
Dyans Systems is developing an administration
system for a Steel manufacturing company. The
requirement analyst gathers the requirements of
the system and the developer derives the use
cases and actors for the envisioned system. A
meeting of the software
1,You need to create a
package diagram to group the
use cases based on include
and extend relationships to
view the architecture from
allocation viewtype. m
2,You need to create a
package diagram to group the
use cases based on the
functional module each of the
use cases represent to view
the architecture using module
viewtype. m
144
CadalSoft Inc. is developing a payroll system.
The system is being developed on a small scale
and will only be used by the accountant of the
company. The various classes of the software
system are employee, employeepackage,
calculator, salary, and account 1,Three m 2,Two m
145
BlueSoftware solutions are developing an online
shopping software system. The software
developer has modeled the logical system and is
now modeling the physical system. There are a
large number of components in the system. The
developer creates a componen
1,You need to create a
package diagram to group
components that are
dependent on each other, thus
allowing visualization of the
architecture through
component and connector
viewtype. m
2,You need to create a
package diagram to group
components that belong to a
common functional group, thus
allowing visualization of the
architecture through module
viewtype. m
146
Dyans Systems is developing software for
implementing an online movie ticket booking
system. The software developers need to model
the architecture to view the components of the
system, the relationships between the
components, and the placement of the co
1,You need to create a
deployment diagram to depict:
-- The nodes.
-- The communication channel
between each node.
-- The components that
execute at each node. m
2,You need to depict the
interfaces for each of the
components in the component
diagram. m
147
Wilson Inc. is developing an online auction
system. The classes of the auction system are,
Customer, AuctionHall, ProductRoom,
BiddingRoom, BidHistory, Payment, and
Shipping. The various activities that take place in
the system are:
-- An auction is initi
1,The various packages for the
system based on different use
cases they collaborate to
realize are:
-- Auction containing
Customer, AuctionHall,
BiddingRoom, ProductRoom,
and BidHistory classes.
-- Payment containing
Payment and Shipping
classes. m
2,The various packages for the
system based on different use
cases they collaborate to
realize are:
-- Auction containing
Customer, AuctionHall,
BiddingRoom, and
ProductRoom classes.
-- Auction closure containing
BidHistory, Payment, and
Shipping classes
148
A project manager at Infosolution has created
packages ATMClient and ATMCard for a Bank
ATM system.
A class Customer belongs to the package
ATMClient, and class AC belongs to the package
ATMCard. The Customer class can invoke the
methods of AC class by im
1, Access Dependency
Relationship m 2, Dependency Relationship m
149
Wilson Technology Ltd. needs to create the
architectural model for the prototype of the
InfoSuper bank ATM system.
The prototype will include only the cash
withdrawal feature of the InfoSuper bank ATM
system.
The project manager has identified ATMClient
1, a)Server: Contains the ATM.
b)InfoSuper Bank ATM:
Contains ATMClient, Card
Scanner, and Cash Dispenser.
m
2, a)Server: Contains the ATM,
ATMClient, Card Scanner
b)InfoSuper Bank ATM:
Contains Cash Dispenser.
m
150
John is a system designer. He has to design an
online order processing system for Fido Fizz
company. The customer can enquire, select, and
order for their products.
The product is delivered to the customer within 24
hours after the order is placed.
The l
1, Order package containing
use case Order Products and
Process Order.
Dispatch package containing
use cases Collect Order and
Deliver Order. m
2, Order package containing
use cases Place Order and
Dispatch Order.
ListOrders package containing
use cases Print list of orders,
Send list of orders to delivery
department. m
151 GRASP is an acronym for _______________. m
1,General Responsibility
Assignment Software Patterns
m
2,Generic Responsibility
Assignment System Patterns
m
152
Which of the following structural patterns allow
you to modify the behavior of individual objects
without creating a new derived class? m 1,Composite m 2,Proxy m
153
Which of the following design patterns enables
you to create objects for displaying the data in
various forms? m 1,Composite m 2,Command m
154
Which of the followings is a type of GRASP
pattern? m 1,Factory m 2,Creator m
155
Which of the followings is NOT a type of
Structural Design pattern? m 1,Composite m 2,Decorator m
156
Consider the following statements:

Statement A: Chain of responsibility represents
the strong interconnection between classes.
Statement B: In the observer pattern, one of the
objects contains data and other object displays
data in various fo
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
157
As a design analyst, you need to design a pattern
for an Inventory system that provides guidelines
for assigning responsibility of creating a new
object to an object of a particular class. Which of
the following patterns enables you to perform this
task? 1,Creator pattern m 2,Expert pattern m
158
As an analyst, you need to select a design pattern
for defining the communication flow between
objects. You need to define how classes will
handle method invocation requests when
implementation of method is not known. Which of
the following design pattern
1,Chain of responsibility
pattern m 2,Command pattern m
159
Consider the following statements:

Statement A: Structural design patterns provide
guidelines for enabling communication between
two objects.
Statement B: Behavioral patterns describe how
classes and objects can be combined to form lar
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B are True. m
160
As an analyst, you are responsible for providing a
design pattern for implementing an ATM model.
The design pattern should provide techniques for
creating and managing the lifecycle of the object.
It should also control the lifetime of the subclass
object 1,Factory Pattern m 2,Builder Pattern m
161
Pizza station is a restaurant that serves combo
meals. Children meals consist of a small pizza, a
side item, a drink, and a toy. The pizza can be an
onion pizza, capsicum pizza, cheese pizza, or
chicken pizza, but the process is the same. The
employee at 1,Factory m 2,Builder m
162
You are developing an Employee Monitoring
System where the Department class contains the
objects of Employee class. Additionally, the
Department class initializes the object of
Employee class by passing the EmployeeID as
parameter in the constructor.
Id 1,Creator m 2,Decorator m
163
RedSky Inc, has appointed a new legal advisor
for the company. According to the policies of the
company there can be only one legal advisor at
any given time.
What kind of pattern does the legal advisor class
represent? m 1,Factory m 2,Builder m
164
You need to develop a home page of an online
application. The home page is divided into three
panes. One pane displays the site map of the
Web site. The second pane consists of login and
password textboxes from which the user can
login to the Web site. Th 1,Builder m 2,Faade m
165
In a calculator application, the ArithmeticCalc
class has the responsibility of computing the sum
of integers. The ArithmeticCalc class contains
operations, such as addition, subtraction, and
division. Which of the following patterns represent
the respons 1,Creator m 2,Expert m
166
You have recently joined a software development
company as a senior software developer. As part
of your first assignment, you have to add
functionality to an existing application. You are
informed that the customer requirements have
changed, since the app 1,Proxy m 2,Decorator m
167
You have developed a Web-based application for
a bank. The application stores all the information
about its employees and customers. The
database used in the bank application also stores
photographs of its employees and customers
along with their personal 1,Chain of Responsibility m 2,Proxy m
168
Consider that you have an abstract base class,
Shape, with an abstract method, makeShape(), to
draw a shape on the screen. Two classes, Circle
and Square, are derived from the Shape class
and provide definitions of the makeShape()
method. Depending upon t 1,Faade m 2,Decorator m
169
You are assigned to create an application for a
bank that calculates the interest amount on each
type of account in the bank. Consider that you
have an abstract base class, Account, with an
abstract method, CalculateInterest(), to calculate
interest on sa 1,Provider m 2,Composite m
170
You are assigned the task of developing a retail
automation system. Currently you are working in
the designing phase of the application. When you
create a blueprint for the application, you observe
the following conditions applicable to the design:
-- A c 1,Creator m 2,Expert m
171
Consider the following statements:

Statement A: Framework contains abstract and
concrete classes that realize interfaces to
conform to predefined specifications.
Statement B: Framework contains classes that
can be extended by subclassing.
Wh
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
172
Consider the following statements:

Statement A: Design pattern enables you to
reuse existing solutions for addressing common
design problems.
Statement B: Design pattern establishes common
terminology for problems and their solutions to
impro
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B, are True. m
173
Consider the following conditions:
-- A class contains another class
-- A class records the instances of another class
-- A class uses the objects of another class.
-- A class provides information to initialize the
objects of another class.
Which of the 1,Singleton m 2,Factory m
174
Consider the following statements:

Statement A: Refactoring occurs when new
methods are identified during the implementation
phase.
Statement B: Refactoring occurs when methods
derived from the collaboration diagram are not
present in the cla
1,Both, Statement A and
Statement B are False. m
2,Both, Statement A and
Statement B is True. m
175
Consider the following criteria:
-- Represents the overall system
-- Represents a use case handler
Which of the following patterns enables you to
assign the responsibility of handling the system
event to the class that fulfill one or more of the
preceding 1,Expert Pattern m 2,Proxy m
Option 3 Option 4 Solution
3,Depicting Relationship m 4,Applying operation m 1
3,Depicting Relationship m 4,Applying Operation m 2
3,Use case diagram m 4,Communication diagram m 4
3,Target state m 4,Action m 4
3,Sequence diagram m 4,Iteration diagram m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 4
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 4
3,Class passenger implements
the method reserve()
Class reservation implements
the method checkAvailability()
Class Seat implements the
method available()
Class Ticket implements the
method issue() m
4,Class passenger implements
the method checkAvailability()
Class reservation implements
the method reserve()
Class Seat implements the
method available()
Class Ticket implements the
method issue() m 1
3,You need to depict the
following to complete the
sequence diagram:
-- The operation class invokes
the method, calculatesin(), and
then invokes the method,
calculatecosine(), of the
mathematics class. m
4,You need to depict the
following to complete the
sequence diagram:
-- Operation class invokes only
the method, calculatecosine()
of the mathematics class. m 2
3,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
The customer invokes the
calculateAmount(pc
productCollection) method of
the customerPurchase class m
4,You need to depict the
following message to complete
the sequence diagram:
The customer invokes the
generateList(pc
productCollection ) method of
the customerPurchase class m 3
3,You need to depict the
following messages to
complete the sequence
diagram:
-- selectList() method of the sm
object of ShoppingMall class is
invoked by the s1 object of the
SaleItem class after which
-- billAfterDscount() method of
the SaleItem class is
4,You need to depict the
following messages to
complete the sequence
diagram:
-- selectList() method of the
SaleItem class is invoked by
the sm object of the
ShoppingMall class after which
-- generateFinalList() method
of the SaleItem class is
invoked by 4
3,The order of objects is:
ExaminationHall, Test, Marks
m
4,The order of objects is:
Marks, Test, ExaminationHall
m 3
3,The additional states are
Sold and Out of Auction.
The object transits from On Bid
state to the Sold state after the
customer wins a bid.
The object transits from Sold
state to the Out of Auction
state after the product is
shipped to the customer. m
4,The additional state is Out of
Auction.
The object transits from On Bid
state to the Out of Auction
state after the customer wins a
bid.
m 3
3,In an online testing system
each operation occurs after the
previous operation has
finished. Therefore a sequence
of operations needs to be
depicted that can be shown in
a sequence diagram only. m
4,You need to depict the focus
of control for the online testing
system, because only a single
object has the focus of control
in an online testing system. m 2
3,The availability needs to be
checked for a specified room
for each day. Therefore, you
need to do the following:
-- Provide the r1 object as a
parameter to the
checkAvailability method.
-- Iterate the method
checkAvailabilty() for each day.
m
4,The availability needs to be
checked for each day.
Therefore, you need to iterate
the message checkAvailabilty
for each day. m 3
3,-- Verifying containing
substate Accepting Customer
Verification
-- Verified containing substate
Verification Complete m
4,-- Bid Processing containing
substates, Recording Bids,
Process Bids, Finalize Bid,
Close Bid
-- Verification containing
substates, Accepting Customer
Verification, Verifying,
Verification Complete m 4
3,Emp1 and database m
4,UserInterface and database
m 4
3,Transition m 4,Decision m 3
3,Transformations m 4,Pins m 2
3,Diamond m 4,Rectangular box m 3
3,Stream mode m 4,Output mode m 4
3,Join m 4,Expansion Regions m 1
3,-- Fill application form
-- Submit application form
-- Deposit the fees
m
4,-- Submit application form
-- Deposit the fees
-- Assign registration number
m 3
3,Generalization m 4,Dependency m 2
3,Generalization m 4,Dependency m 2
3,Generalization m 4,Dependency m 3
3,The Active state is a stub
state containing the concurrent
substates Reading credit car,
Validating credit card
information, Selecting ticket
type, Printing ticket,
Dispensing ticket, and Ejecting
card m
4,The Active state is a stub
state containing the sequential
substates Reading credit car,
Validating credit card
information, Selecting ticket
type, Printing ticket,
Dispensing ticket, and Ejecting
card m 2
3, common type m 4, value type m 2
3, Boxing m 4, Unboxing m 3
3, IFormattable m 4, ICloneable m 1
3, Interfaces m 4, Abstract classes m 2
3, Stack m 4, Queue m 3
3, Common type m 4, Reference type m 2
3, Boxing m 4, Explicit casting m 3
3, Arraylist m 4, BitArray m 3
3, IComparable m 4, IConvertible m 2
3, IEnumerable m 4, ICloneable m 2
3, .Netmodule m 4, .COM m 4
3, machine.config m 4, System.configuration m 3
3, Performance Counter m 4, Application Monitor m 2
3, buffered m 4, file m 2
3, Isolated store m 4, Memory buffer m 3
3, CAB m 4, Setup m 1
3, AssemblyInstaller class m
4, ConfigurationManager class
m 2
3, Performance Monitoring m 4, Garbage Collection m 2
3, The FileSystemWatcher
class is used to monitor the
current directory and its
subdirectories for changes in
the directories or files
contained in the directory. m
4, The FileSystemWatcher
class watches the system
configuration and can provide
information about the drive,
such as the drive letter, the
type of drive, and the amount
of free space on the drive. m 3
3, Seeking, deleting, writing m 4, Reading, writing, seeking m 4
3,Prototyping approach m 4,Waterfall approach m 3
3,Waterfall approach m 4,Win-Win spiral approach m 1
3,Testing m 4,Object oriented design m 4
3,Prototyping approach m 4, Incremental approach m 2
3,a) Feasibility analysis
b) Requirements analysis and
specification
c) Design
d) Coding
e) Maintenance
f) Testing m
4,a) Requirements analysis
and specification
b) Feasibility analysis
c) Design
d) Coding
e) Maintenance
f) Testing m 1
3,Use case, Sequence, and
Deployment diagrams m
4,Use case, Class and
Package Diagram m 1
3,Activity diagram m 4,Object diagram m 2
3,Communication diagram m 4,Activity diagram m 1
3,Prototyping approach m 4,Incremental approach m 3
3,Spiral approach m 4,Waterfall approach m 2
3,Spiral approach m 4,Prototyping approach m 3
3,Coding m
4,Requirement Analysis and
Specification m 4
3,Construction m 4,Integration and testing m 3
3,Use cases m 4,Properties of an actor m 4
3,The development process is
repeated until all the functions
of the projects are
implemented. m
4,The approach is applicable
only to large applications. m 4
3,Communication diagram m 4,Object diagram m 1
3,Sequence diagram m 4,Class diagram m 1
3,Process view m 4,Implementation view m 2
3, Dynamic Modeling m 4, Architectural Modeling m 3
3, Process view m 4, Implementation view m 2
3,Sub actor m 4,Abstract actor m 2
3,A particular functionality
described in the use case
during the design phase. m
4,A collection of business
units. m 1
3,Collaboration m 4,Organizational unit m 1
3,Business entity m 4,Business use case m 3
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 3
3,Requirements specification
m 4,Requirements validation m 1
3,Using an extend relationship
m
4,Using an include relationship
m 2
3,Customer, Cashier, and
Reorder level m
4,Customer, Store manager,
and Reorder level m 4
3,Business actor and entity m
4,Business actor and Business
worker m 4
3,Change PIN m
4,Maintain cash in the cash
dispenser m 4
3,Entity: Departments giving
requisition
Actor: Purchase department of
Blue Valley Inc.
Business worker: Companies
sending quotations m
4,Entity: Purchase department
of Blue Valley Inc.
Actor: Quotations
Business worker: Companies
sending quotations m 2
3,Cashier m 4,Registrar m 3
3,Student, Faculty, and
Finance Registrar m
4,Finance Registrar and
Employee m 4
3,Check the availability of
seats and Check the fare of
ticket m
4,Make payment of ticket
online and Cancel the ticket
online m 2
3,The functionality of a
particular subprocess in the
existing process m
4,Data flow from one sub
process to another m 1
3,Requirements validation m
4,Requirements specification
m 2
3, The data or documents that
flow from one sub process to
another. m
4, An external entity that
interacts with the business
process. m 2
3,Elaborating m 4,Refining m 4
3,Business entity m 4,Collaboration m 1
3,Maintaining customer
information, Verification of
customer information, and
Sanctioning of loan m
4,Verify Customer Information
and Sanction Loan m 3
3,Include m 4,Association m 1
3, Use case m 4, Relationship m 1
3, Preparing Questionnaires m
4, Studying the existing system
m 2
3, Requirement Specification
m 4, Requirement Validation m 1
3, He should use the
XmlElementEventHandler
delegate to handle the event.
m
4, He should use the
XmlSerializationFixupCallback
delegate to handle the event.
m 3
3, CultureInfo custom = new
CultureInfo("custom",
CultureAndRegionModifiers.No
ne);. m
4, CultureInfo custom = new
CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder("
custom",
CultureAndRegionModifiers.No
ne); m 2
3, He must implement the
Encoder class with its Fallback
property set to an instasnce of
the EncoderExceptionFallback
class. m
4, He must implement the
Deserialize method available in
the BinaryFormatter class to
convert the Bytes to
characters. m 2
3, Implicit Casting m 4, Deserialization m 4
3, The Private members
cannot be serialized. The
members declared as Private
should be declared as Public
or Protected to enable their
serialization. m
4, There is some problem with
the code written by Lindsay.
She should rectify the code
and make the Formatter class
to serialize Private members
explicitly. m 2
3,Protected m 4,Package m 3
3,Association, Multiplicity,
Dependency, and
Generalization m
4,Association, Multiplicity,
Dependency, and Realization
m 1
3,Parameterized class m 4,Abstract class m 2
3,Parameterized class m 4,Self-linked class m 3
3,Self-linked class m 4,Abstract class m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,An abstract class is used in
the same package as opposed
to an interface that can be
realized across multiple
packages. m
4,An interface allows you to
create instances, but an
abstract class does not allow
you to create instances. m 3
3,A parameterized class
defines operations in addition
to the operations defined in the
implementation class. m
4,A parameterized class
provides a mechanism that
enables you to use operations
and classes to work with
different data types. m 4
3,Composition m 4,Qualified association m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True.
m 1
3,Student, RegistrationForm,
and FeesReceipt m
4,RegistrationForm and
FeesReceipt m 3
3,Librarian, Member, Book,
and BookCopy m
4,Library, Member,
BookRecord, and Penalty m 4
3,C, C++, Java, Oracle, and
Linux m
4,Candidate, Resume, C, C++,
Java, Oracle, and Linux m 1
3,Manager, Engineer,
SupportingStaff, FullTimeStaff,
and PartTimeStaff. m
4,Employee, SupportingStaff,
FullTimeStaff, and
PartTimeStaff. m 1
3,+ float
CalculateInterest(Balance::float
,CalculateInterest::float) m
4,-
CalculateInterest(Balance:float,
CalculateInterest:float):float m 4
3,Composition m 4,Realization m 1
3,BookName, 01-01-04, and
Boolean m
4,BookName, 01-01-04, and
String m 3
3,-- Composition
-- Aggregation
-- Generalization
-- Dependency m
4,-- Aggregation
-- Composition
-- Generalization
-- Dependency m 1
3,-- Realization
-- Generalization m
4,-- Generalization
-- Realization m 1
3,-- Composition
-- Composition
-- Composition m
4,-- Aggregation
-- Composition
-- Realization m 3
3,Dependency m 4,Multiplicity m 2
3,~display(name: String): int m 4,~display(num: int): String m 4
3,-print (num: int): char m 4,-char print (num: int) m 1
3, Dependency m 4, Generalization m 1
3, Dependency m 4, Generalization m 2
3,Process quality m 4,Design quality m 4
3,DIT m 4,NOC m 3
3,Iteration m 4,Activity m 3
3, Process Quality m 4, Architectural Quality m 2
3, Aesthetics m 4, Documentation m 2
3,Process view m 4,Design view m 2
3,Access dependency m 4,Generalization m 3
3,Association m 4,Realization m 1
3,Connector m 4,Allocation m 3
3,Connector m 4,Allocation m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 3
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True m 3
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True m 2
3,Connector viewtype m 4,Allocation viewtype m 4
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True m 4
3,You need to create
interaction diagrams to depict
the classes that collaborate to
realize a use case. As a result
you can depict classes and use
cases together. m
4,You need to create package
diagrams to group classes that
belong to the same instance
hierarchy and depict the use
case each class realizes in
collaboration with other
classes. m 1
3,You need to create a
package diagram to depict
packages of use cases based
on include and extend
relationships to view the
architecture from allocation
viewtype. m
4,You need to create a
package diagram to depict
packages of use cases based
on the actor associated with
the use cases. Each package
should contain use cases used
by a particular actor.
In addition each package
should consist of the include
and extend re 2
3,You need to create a
package diagram where each
package contains use cases
used by a single actor. m
4,You need to create a
package diagram to group the
use cases based on the actors
so that each package contains
use cases used by a particular
actor. In addition each package
should consist of the include
and extend relationships for
the use cases. m 3
3,One m 4,Four m 2
3,You need to create a
package diagram to group
components that are
dependent on each other to
reduce the complexity of the
UML diagram for component
visualization. m
4,You need to create a
package diagram to group
components that belong to a
common functional group to
depict how use cases of the
system have been
implemented. m 2
3,You need to:
-- Create a deployment
diagram to depict the nodes at
which each of the components
executes.
-- Depict the interfaces for
each of the components in the
component diagram. m
4,You need to:
-- Depict the interfaces for
each of the components in the
component diagram.
-- Depict the relationship
between each of the
components. m 1
3,The various packages for the
system based on different use
cases they collaborate to
realize are:
-- Auction containing
AuctionHall, BiddingRoom,
ProductRoom, and BidHistory
classes.
-- Shipping containing
Customer, Payment, and
Shipping classes. m
4,The various packages for the
system based on different use
cases they collaborate to
realize are:
-- Auction containing
AuctionHall, BiddingRoom, and
ProductRoom classes.
-- Auction closure containing
Customer, BidHistory,
Payment, and Shipping
classes 1
3, Generalization Relationship
m 4, Association Relationship m 1
3, a)Server: Contains
ATMClient, Card Scanner, and
Cash Dispenser.
b)InfoSuper Bank ATM:
Contains the ATM.
m
4, a)Server: Contains Cash
Dispenser.
b)InfoSuper Bank ATM:
Contains the ATM, ATMClient,
Card Scanner.
m 1
3, Order package containing
use cases Place Order and
Process Order.
Dispatch order containing use
cases Print List of Orders and
Pass List of Orders to the
Delivery Department. m
4, PlaceOrder package
containing use cases Enquiry,
Selection, and OrderProducts.
ProcessOrder package
containing use cases Print
details of order and Pass order
to delivery department. m 4
3,General Responsibility
Assignment System Patterns
m
4,Generic Responsibility
Assignment Software Patterns
m 1
3,Decorator m 4,Faade m 3
3,Observer m 4,Faade m 3
3,Builder m 4,Proxy m 2
3,Faade m 4,Builder m 4
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 4
3,Controller pattern m 4,High cohesion pattern m 1
3,Observer pattern m 4,Facade pattern m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 1
3,Singleton Pattern m 4,Composite Pattern m 1
3,Singleton m 4,Composite m 2
3,Builder m 4,Composite m 1
3,Singleton m 4,Composite m 3
3,Decorator m 4,Composite m 4
3,Controller m 4,Factory m 2
3,Faade m 4,Composite m 2
3,Composite m 4,Observer m 2
3,Factory m 4,Proxy m 3
3,Builder m 4,Factory m 4
3,Controller m 4,Composite m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m 1
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Creator m 4,Expert m 3
3,Statement A is True and
Statement B is False. m
4,Statement A is False and
Statement B is True. m 2
3,Creator m 4,Controller m 4