UM0-100 Exam Questions

What is an expression in UML 2.0?

Constraints are shown using what symbols?

The instance diagram in the exhibit contains father and son without underlines. What is the meaning of this?

What statements are true of the <<permit>> dependency in the exhibit? (Choose two)

What statements are true about the <<substitute>> dependency? (Choose two)

What is the notation for a provided interface?

What statements are true about interfaces? (Choose two)

Refer to the exhibit. Given that class A realizes interfaces X and Y, and that class B realizes interface Y and uses interface Z, what operations must class A support?

How many of the arrows in the exhibit will be given values when the round-cornered rectangle finishes executing?

If the rectangle in the exhibit has one value, how many of the arrows will be given the value?

What provides input values to a behavior on a decision node?

Which elements in an activity diagram can be redefined by which other elements? (Choose two)

Which element in the diagram is the correct label for a lifeline?

In the exhibit, there is one element with the identifier b. What is true about this element?

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. Which traces define the interaction M in the exhibit? (Choose two)

Which arrowhead shows that the message represents an operation call, rather than a signal, in UML 2.0?

The name of a state is one possible way of defining which feature?

Which keyword denotes a lifeline that represents the object owning the lifeline?

What is a selector of a lifeline?

There is an element identified as r in the exhibit. What does this element describe in a UML 2.0 interaction diagram?

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. In the exhibit, what is correct about event occurrences of the interaction Q?

In the exhibit, where is the execution occurrence in the sequence diagram named R?

What about event order is true for simple interactions? (Choose two)

What is true about lifelines?

Which kinds of diagram can be used to define an interaction in UML 2.0? (Choose three)

In a sequence diagram, what does a stop symbol express?

What is true concerning the UML model depicted in the exhibit?

In the exhibit, what is an interaction?

What is a trace?

What is specified by a use case?

What can be captured by use cases? (Choose two)

What shapes are NOT likely to be found on a typical use case diagram? (Choose two)

What shapes normally represent a use case? (Choose three)

What term describes a customer ordering books via the web?

Ten employees in a department can submit an expense form to have their expenses repaid. The manager is required to approve the expense forms. How many actors have we described?

Which icons are a standard representation for an actor? (Choose three)

When a customer uses a service to order books, the service contacts a commercial credit card validation service, an address verification service, and an internal client database. A...

Which statement most accurately describes the UML concept of actors?

What notation may be added to the line connecting a use case with an actor to indicate that the actor can participate in several instances of the use case at the same time?

What are the possible relationships among use cases in UML 2.0? (Choose two)

In the exhibit, which best describes the relationship between the two use cases: Use Case A and Use Case B?

In the exhibit, when Actor X initiates Use Case A, how many other actors must be involved?

In the exhibit, which use case needs to have at least one extension point defined?

In the exhibit, which use case does NOT need to be available to meet the goals of an actor using Use Case D?

In the exhibit, if there are no other use case diagrams for this system, which use cases may be abstract?

In the exhibit, to which may it be attached?

What is true of primitive types in UML 2.0? (Choose two)

Which kind of behavior diagram is NOT a UML 2.0 diagram?

What is the difference between the <<implementationClass>> and ype?stereotypes?

What are metaclasses?