Quiz 3 - SAD

The high-level structure of a software system, describing its components and their interactions.

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The architectural element that defines how components communicate with each other.

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The part of SAD concerned with layout, controls, and interaction patterns for users.

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Step-by-step procedures for solving problems and processing data in a system.

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A design measure ensuring a system can handle growth without major redesign.

(a)  

A system design limitation caused by rules or standards from laws and policies.

(a)  

An architecture where clients send requests and servers respond with results.

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An architecture style where each service is independent and communicates via APIs.

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A visual modeling language used to specify, document, and visualize software systems.

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In a statechart diagram, the filled black circle represents this type of state.

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