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WorksheetsSIA102 - Week 5
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 22mins
Use case diagrams are used primarily to model the physical structure → functional behavior of a software system.
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In a use case diagram, actors represent external entities that interact with the system.
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A use case is typically shown as a _ in use case diagram
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The relationship between an actor and a use case is usually depicted with a solid line.
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An include relationship shows that a use case always includes the _ of another use case.
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Generalization can occur between actors when one actor is a specialized form of another.
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A use case diagram is part of the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
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An _ relationship indicates optional behavior that occurs only under certain conditions.
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Use case diagrams are most useful during the _ analysis phase of software development.
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The standardized modeling language used in software engineering.
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A visual representation of the system’s functionalities and interactions.
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Represents an external user or system interacting with the software.
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A blueprint of the structure showing classes, attributes, and methods.
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Shows the runtime instance of a class.
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A general connection between two UML elements.
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Defines a relationship where one element is a specialized version of another.
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A whole-part relationship where the part can exist independently.
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A strict form of whole-part relationship where parts cannot exist independently.
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A dynamic diagram showing interactions over time using lifelines.
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Used to describe workflows of stepwise activities and actions.
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Used to describe possible object states and transitions.
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A complete, standalone functionality reused by another use case.
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Optional functionality that extends the behavior of a base use case.
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A folder-like element used to organize UML elements.
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What is the primary purpose of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)?
To serve as a resume for contractors
To list the rules of an organization
To outline the mutual understanding between parties
To issue legal punishment
