OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Intermediate Questions and Answers

Only items compatible with Card Connection may pass over connector c1. There are no other implications

If SD Card and Card Reader blocks ever have ports, they must be compatible with the Card Connection association

Card Connection represents the pan that d uses to connect SD Card to Card Reader, eg the arrangement of contact points

An association must exist between the SD Card block and Card Reader block, and not just between parts in the Digital Picture Frame block.

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

provide a detailed definition of the use case using a behavioral diagram

specify all of the triggers preconditions, and post conditions for the use case

specify all extension points for extend use cases and specify all secondary actors

provide a complete textual description of the main flow and alternative/exceptional flows for the use case

It states that the corresponding property is provided for reading purposes only

It specifies that the corresponding property cannot be redefined

It specifies that the value of the corresponding property cannot change during the lifetime of its owner.

It specifies that the value of the corresponding property can be changed by its owner, but can only be read by other blocks

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

The Security viewpoint conforms to the requirements specified by the Security view

The Security view is intended to address the purpose specified by the Security viewpoint

The Security view imports the Security viewpoint to ensure the security requirements are satisfied

The Security viewpoint imports the model elements associated with flowing down the security requirements

Create a block to represent the mass conservation equation, use it in Tank_System. and relate its properties to the properties of wFlowin. wFlowOut. and pipe

Create a constraint block to represent the mass conservation equation, use it in Tank_System. and relate its parameters to the properties of wFiowin. wFlowOut. and pipe

Create a constraint block to represent each of wFlowin wFlowOut and the mass conservation equation; use these constraint blocks In Tank_System. and relate their parameters to the properties of pipe.

Create two flow properties for Tank_System (equivalent to wFlowin and wFlowOut); create a constraint block for the mass conservation equation and use it in Tank_System. and then relate the flow properties to the new constraint property.

It is not possible to model this because wFlowin and wFlowOut are item properties and not flow properties

an Interaction use referencing an interaction defined on a separate sequence diagram

an interaction template construct that is instantiated from the referring sequence diagram

the call interaction operator with an operand referring to the reusable Interaction defined elsewhere

an activation on the referring sequence diagram allocated to another activation on the referenced diagram

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(not full, exclusive)

(partial, exclusive)

{Incomplete, xor)

(incomplete disjoint)

{subset, disjoint}

The modeling tool provides the stereotypes

The stereotypes are part of the SysML standard

Each modeler who writes requirements can define stereotypes

A profile that maps modeling methodology concepts to the model defines the stereotypes

A derived property requires an additional constraint expression, whereas SysML parametrics does not.

OCL-based constraint expressions can be used with SysML parametrics but not with derived properties

it takes many more steps to specify derived properties in the typical tool compared to specifying constraint blocks.

SysML parametrics supports non causal expressions, whereas a derived property involves an expression with a fixed output direction

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suspend and resume

enable and disable

suspend, resume, enable and disable

It has no values, but is intended for a modeler to extend with their own control values.

a do behavior

an entry behavior

an exit behavior

the effect of an internal transition

a formal gate

a usage point

a message port

an interaction parameter

action 9, action 1

action 2, action 9, action 1

action 2, action 9, action 1, start activity X, evC

stop activity X (if needed), action 2, action 9, action 1, start activity X

stop activity X (If needed), action 2, action 9, action 1, action 4 start activity X

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«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

The modeler set a1 as an input value in case1.

Block A cannot be used by both easel and case2.

Both easel and case2 should not be underlined.

The slash (/) in property a1 of BlockA is an error that paramethes will assume to be a division sign.

on any diagram

only on parametric diagrams

only on block definition diagrams

only on block definition diagrams or package diagrams

only on block definition diagrams or parametric diagrams

only on block definition diagrams or internal block diagrams

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