A. system context model
B. interaction model
C. environmental model
D. both system context and interaction
A. system context model
B. interaction model
C. environmental model
D. both system context and interaction
Explanation: The context model of a system may be represented using associations. Associations simply show that there are some relationships between the entities involved in the association.
A. Designing system architecture
B. Develog design models
C. Specifying interfaces
D. Develog a debugging system
Explanation: The debugging system is a part of testing phase
A. Reconfigure
B. Shutdown
C. Powersave
D. All of the mentioned
Explanation: Functionalities are governed by the system
A. Sequence model
B. Subsystem model
C. Dynamic model
D. Both Sequence and Dynamic model
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Answer: a
Explanation: Sequence model are represented using a UML sequence or a collaboration diagram and are dynamic models.
A. tangible entities
B. scenario-based analysis
C. design-based analysis
D. none of the mentioned
Explanation: Use a scenario-based analysis where various scenarios of system use are identified and analyzed in turn.
A. restart()
B. reconfigure()
C. powerSave()
D. all of the mentioned
Explanation: A restart() message causes a transition to normal operation. Both the powerSave() and reconfigure() messages cause a transition to a state in which the system reconfigures itself.
A. Sequence model
B. Subsystem model
C. Dynamic model
D. Structural model
Explanation: Important relationships that may be documented at this stage are generalization (inheritancE. relationships, uses/used-by relationships, and composition relationships.
A. signalStatus()
B. remoteControl()
C. reconfigure()
D. reportStatus()
A. data flow
B. process specification
C. control specification
D. data store