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1Architecture documents should always be comprehensive.
- ATrue
- BFalse
2We need to document the software architect? Because doing so is a best practice for projects
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Because it provides a company with information to guarantee delivery of a project
- ATrue
- BFalse
4We need to document the software architect? There are sufficient perceived risks
- ATrue
- BFalse
5We need to document the software architect? Otherwise no one would know what to do
- ATrue
- BFalse
6We need to document the software architect? To make sure quality concerns have been addressed
- ATrue
- BFalse
7We need to document the software architect? (T)rue or (F)alse To ensure all the code is described
- ATrue
- BFalse
8All models in software design should be captured using UML diagrams.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Software design patterns are created for unusual problems in development.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Software design patterns provide a ready resource for solving software development problems
- ATrue
- BFalse
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We need to document the software architect? (T)rue or (F)alse To ensure all the code is described- ATrue
- BFalse
12What are two ways Fairbanks says you can improve the quality of diagrams?
- Aa) Include a legend
b) Avoid arrowheads - Bb) Avoid arrowheads
- Cс)none
- Aa) Include a legend
13What is an Enterprise Architect?
- AEnterprise architects are developers who are responsible for the whole enterprise or for many applications. They do not control functionality of only one application will affect to the overall enterprise.
- B“Architecting” it is a process creating architecture of software, which is include analyses the risks and planning the system’s structure.
- C“Architect” means a person, who creates the structure, model of software and analyses the risks of the system.
14What does the term “architecting” mean?*
- A“Architecting” it is a process creating architecture of software, which is include analyses the risks and planning the system’s structure.
- BEnterprise architects are developers who are responsible for the whole enterprise or for many applications. They do not control functionality of only one application will affect to the overall enterprise.
- C“Architect” means a person, who creates the structure, model of software and analyses the risks of the system.
15 What does the term “architect” mean? *
- A“Architect” means a person, who creates the structure, model of software and analyses the risks of the system.
- B“Architecting” it is a process creating architecture of software, which is include analyses the risks and planning the system’s structure.
- C“Architecture” it is a model of software and it is defining structure of a system.
16What does the term “architecture” mean?
- A“Architecture” it is a model of software and it is defining structure of a system.
- B“Architect” means a person, who creates the structure, model of software and analyses the risks of the system.
- C. What is an Enterprise Architect? *
Enterprise architects are developers who are responsible for the whole enterprise or for many applications. They do not control functionality of only one application will affect to the overall enterprise.
17Which of the following is NOT a desirable trait of a software model?
- AConsistent use of arrows
- BModels reality
- CSufficiently precise
- DInexpensive
- EAccurate
18Architecture documents are abstractions of the system.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19A good set of architectural documents will completely describe the system
- ATrue
- BFalse
20Architecture checklists ____.
- AProvide architecture experts an opportunity to identify risks.
- BShould be checked every day.
- CContain a list of activities that must be completed before the architecture is considered complete.
- DMust be included as part of the final documentation.
- ECan be used to ensure that known risks have been considered.
21All design decisions should be made before coding begins
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Every project should document its architecture.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23An anti-pattern is ____.
- AA known way to reverse the impact of using a design pattern.
- BA pattern for improving bad code.
- CA way to avoid known bad coding practice.
- DA way to refactor code
- ENone of the above.
24What are the names of the models in software's canonical model structure?
- ADomain, Design, Code
- BConceptual, Architecture, Development
- CConceptual, Design, Code
- DDomain, Design, Development
25Modeling a system using multiple views requires that all views be ____.
- AKept neatly stored so they can be located.
- BChosen carefully to reflect the concerns of users.
- CKept internally consistent.
- DCreated from different view types.
- EBoth a and b
- FBoth b and c
- GBoth c and d
26Abstractions are: I. Models of design. II. Different perspectives. III. Very high-level representations of the system.
- ABoth I and III
- BOnly I
- CBoth I and II
- DOnly II
27Formal analysis techniques____.
- AAre widely available in automated tools.
- BCan be applied to UML models.
- CRequire the model be expressed in the language of the tool.
- DCan be used to identify all potential security vulnerabilities in the code.
- EOnly a and c
- FOnly b and d
- GOnly c and d
28Different types of models are required in order to serve the needs of various stakeholders
- ATrue
- BFalse
29The Refinement relationship enables the architect to: I. A type that appears in one model also appears in another. II. Defines the correspondence between two models to show consistency. III. Allows one to carry constraints from one model to another
- AOnly I
- BBoth II and III
- CBoth I and II
- DOnly II
30Which of the following is NOT true of a dependency matrix?
- AIs more difficult to use the larger a model grows.
- BCan be used to help maintain a system.
- CCan be used to check dependencies among modules.
- DCan be built automatically from code by some tools.
31Of the following, which is the best reason to avoid domain analysis?
- AThe domain is too simple to bother modeling.
- BThe best way to learn the domain is incrementally.
- CThe domain is irrelevant to your architecture choices.
- DIt is someone else's job to do requirements.
- EDomain modeling is open-ended and is a never-ending analysis task.
32Which of the following statements is NOT true for creating and using models?
- AA model is falsifiable if one is able to determine the truth or falseness of some property about the model
- BA model is more useful if it focuses the user's attention.
- CMost people will be able to read a model but far fewer will be able to identify the correct type of model to create and to create it correctly.
- DA legend is not required when the diagram is created using a known notation.
33When modeling the domain, we model its_______ I. Structure II. Behavior III. The way people will use the system
- ABoth II and III
- BOnly I
- CBoth I and II
- DOnly II
34Which of the following DOES NOT describe risk in software development?
- ASomething to worry about.
- BA cause of failure.
- CA chance of failure
- DA primary driver of architecture.
35OCL (Object Constraint Language)
- ACan be used to model the structure of a system.
- BCan be used to model the relationships in the domain.
- CIs a language that is understood by most non-technical people.
- DIs similar to natural language in its support for modeling systems.
- EIs good for describing invariants in a model.
36A use case is
- Aan argument that drives system design
- Ba goal for actors the system interacts with
- Ca diagram that shows what the system does
- Da process that will run as part of the system
- Ea decision not to modify the system
37UML has many great features but its use describing domain models should be restricted because
- AIt takes too long to create the diagrams.
- BIts use is incompatible with the goals of domain modeling.
- CIt is not a language known by most non-developers.
- DThe diagrams require you to include too much detail.
- EGood UML tools are too expensive.
38Match the following:
_____ architecting
_____ architect
____ architecture- Aprocess
role
artifact - Brole
process
artifact - Cartifact
process
role
- Aprocess
39Which of the following statements is the most correct?
- AA deployment view shows how the system is installed in the target environment.
- BA deployment view shows how the system interacts with its environment.
- CA deployment view shows where process will run and how they will interact.
- DBoth a and b.
- EBoth a and c
40And, its iteration length is typically TWO-FOUR WEEKS / LEFT OPEN.
- ATWO-FOUR WEEKS
- BLEFT OPEN.
41Which of the following statements is the most correct?
- AComponents describe units of code.
- BConnectors are pathways of runtime interaction.
- CA module is associated with exactly one component.
- DDesign decisions are clearly identifiable in views
- EViews always describe subsystems.
42A specific architectural style is chosen for a project because ______.
- Ait will make the system easier to maintain
- Bthe developers who will implement the system are most familiar with it
- Cthe architect has the most familiarity with it
- Dit is known to ensure quality attributes of concern
43Which of the following is true of a Context Diagram?
- ADescribes how the software being created interacts with elements in its environment.
- BCan be based on a use case diagram.
- CMight show the Internet.
- DDescribes what is in and what is outside the scope of the software project.
- EAll of a-d
- FOnly a and d
44Three standard view types for the Design Model are _________.
- AComponent and Connector, Designation, and Module
- BRuntime, Documentation, and Miscellaneous
- CComponent, Module, Deployment
- DComponent, Allocation, Module
- ERuntime, Allocation, module
45Which of the following is not true about the Apache server? ____________.
- ABuilt in the pipe and filter style.
- BIs designed to allow new code to be inserted easily.
- CWas designed with few constraints to support the system’s performance goals.
- DA web server.
- EWas designed around the goal of modifiability.
46A context diagram should include details related to quality concerns.
- ATrue
- BFalse
47A port is a point of interaction in a component diagram.
- ATrue
- BFalse
48A context diagram is similar to a snapshot in that the context is likely to change as the system runs.
- ATrue
- BFalse
49Three notations of UML are _________
- AActivity diagrams, Component diagrams, Construction diagrams
- BClass diagrams, ER diagrams, Action diagrams
- CCanonical diagrams, Activity diagrams, Sequence diagram
- DComponent diagrams, Action diagrams, Sequence diagrams
- EClass diagrams, Sequence diagrams, Use Case diagrams
50A master model is the one used by the architect to include information from all three viewtypes.
- ATrue
- BFalse
51A view is a projection of a model that reveals select details
- ATrue
- BFalse
52An internals model can be used to identify boundary models of others
- ATrue
- BFalse
53Which of the following is best describes UML? I.UML is a combination of notations. II. UML supports modeling multiple views of software. III. UML has evolved over time. IV. UML was created by the OMG
- AOnly II
- BI, II, III, IV
- COnly I
- DI, II, III
- EI and II
54Which of the following statements is the most correct? I. A sequence diagram is used to model a sequence of activities associated with a use case. II. A sequence diagram is used to model a sequence of messages exchanged among objects. III. A sequence diagram is used to model a sequence of transitions among objects in a use case.
- AOnly I
- BOnly III
- CI and II
- DI and III
- EOnly II
55Which of the following statements is the most correct?
- AUnified Modeling Language
- BUniversal Modeling Language
- CUnited Models for Languages
- DUnited Modeling Language
56 Which of the following is not a UML diagram?
- A
- B
- C
- D
- A
57Component details in UML can be shown as text within a compartment of a component.
- ATrue
- BFalse
58Which of the following is/are not well supported by the component diagram notation?
- AComplex connectors
- BPotential interactions with external components
- CComponent Internals
- DComplex components
59Which of the following statements is the most correct?
- ALollipop symbol is used to represent provides interfaces.
- BSocket symbol is used to represent provides interfaces.
- CPorts are represented using dots on a component border.
- DEach port on a component has exactly one interface associated with it.
6033. UML provides special notation for a subsystem element because ____________. I. Subsystem elements have critical differences from components, which must be represented. II. Subsystem elements and component elements are not substantially different so there is no need for them. III. Component elements have important aspects that are not representable using the provided subsystem element notation.
- AOnly I
- BI and II
- CII and III
- DOnly II
61How should a designer decide which views to create?
- ABuild one for each use case.
- BBuild one for each of the major concerns.
- CBuild one for each of the view types.
- DBuild one for each function.
- EBuild one for each actor.
62Which of the following statements is the most correct? I. A component diagram shows a configuration of the system at a given moment. II. A component diagram shows all potential interactions among components in a view. III. A component diagram can show instances of classes.
- AOnly II
- BI and II
- CII and III
- DOnly I
63The primary difference between component diagrams and sequence diagrams is_______.
- AIn component diagram the components use a rectangular shape with the component icon in the upper right corner but no component icon appears in sequence diagrams.
- BComponent diagrams represent the code whereas sequence diagrams represent behavior.
- CThere is very little difference, they are just two different ways of viewing component interactions.
- DComponent diagrams show all potential interactions among a group of components whereas sequence diagram shows the interactions involved in response to a particular kind of request.
64Which of the following statements is the most correct?
- ALollipop symbol is used to represent provides interfaces.
- BA class diagram shows relationships among code units.
- CClass and components diagrams are always very similar.
- DA class diagram for a module always has three components.
- ESocket symbol is used to represent provides interfaces.
- FA class diagram supports analyzing behavior of complex protocols.
65Using consistent level of detail across a model helps _______. I. Cut expenses when building the system. II. Make the view more comprehensible. III. Increase consistency among views.
- AOnly III
- BOnly I
- COnly II
- DII, III
- EI, III
6637. All class diagrams created during design of a system should be maintained as part of the project documentation.
- ATrue
- BFalse
67Which of the following is NOT on the list of ways Fairbanks suggests you write good functional scenarios? _____
- AReference
- BPattern
- CTarget Model
- DAction
- EOverall
- FActor
68Which of the following statements is the most correct?
I. A component diagram shows a configuration of the system at a given moment.
II. A component diagram shows all potential interactions among components in a view.
III. A class diagram can show relationships between java interfaces and other classes.- AOnly II
- BOnly III
- CI, II and III
- DOnly I
69Which of the following help increase the quality of your view? I. Use functionality scenarios to tie views together. II. Animate your functional scenarios. III. Write action specifications
- AI, II, III
- BII, III
- COnly III
- DOnly I
- EI, III
70Which of the following is NOT one of the traits of good models? _______
- ABe realistic
- BRefers only to elements that are in the model
- CBe inexpensive
- DAllows one to predictive potential issues
- EBe small
7139. Which of the following is/are NOT a benefit of including class diagrams in project documentation? _______
- AHelp the project sponsors understand how the system will work.
- BHelp programmers understand the context of the code they are creating.
- CHelp maintainers identify the source of bugs.
- DHelp the project manager identify responsible people for each of the coding tasks.
72In component diagrams, the lollipop symbol is used to represent a PROVIDES / REQUIRES interface
- APROVIDES
- BREQUIRES
73Which of the following are the best question(s) the risk-driven model helps developers answer? ______
- AWhen are we done with the project?
- BWhat programming language should we use?
- CWhat is most important to the customer?
- DHow much software architecture should we do?
74Software design patterns provide a ready resource for solving software development problems.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7540. All class diagrams created during design of a system should be maintained as part of the project documentation. True or false write one line to support your answer. Write one line to support your answer. Answer may vary and should be considered correct if they reasonable support the selection of true or false even if that selection was incorrect. If the incorrect answer was given to the true/false, but the reason is substantially correct then credit may also be given for the true false question.**
Worth keeping diagrams are [blank_start]needed to support requirements tracking[blank_end]- Aneeded to support requirements tracking
76Which of the following is not a software engineering risk? ______
- AWe do not adequately understand our customer's needs
- BThe server may not scale to 1000 users.
- CThe code for the sort algorithm is overly complex.
- DThe system is working fine, but if we try to change anything it seems to always break something else.
77In sequence diagrams, lifelines represent the activity of CLASSES / OBJECTS.
- ACLASSES
- BOBJECTS
78All models in software design should be captured using UML diagrams.
- ATrue
- BFalse
79The process of creating class diagrams is a valuable activity during design.
- ATrue
- BFalse
80Which of the following clearly describes the scope of a software project?
- AA context diagram
- BA sequence diagram
- CA functionality scenario
- DAn internal diagram
81It prioritizes work according to RISKIEST FIRST / HIGHEST CUSTOMER VALUE FIRST.
- ARISKIEST FIRST
- BHIGHEST CUSTOMER VALUE FIRST
82Three styles of design are _______.
- Aplanned, evolutionary, and minimal planned
- Brisk-based, architectural, and code-based
- Cspiral, waterfall, and agile
- Drisky, safe, and uncertain
83The risk-driven approach is most difficult to apply to the ____________ software development process.
- AWaterfall
- BInterative
- CXP
- DRUP
84The XP software development process DOES / DOES NOT include up-front design.
- ADOES
- BDOES NOT
85Class diagrams can be generated directly from code.
- ATrue
- BFalse
86Which of the following is/are NOT well supported by the class diagram notation?
- ADiscussing how to add newly required functionality to the system.
- BIdentifying public and private members of a class.
- CIdentifying which classes depend on other classes.
- DDiscussing how the system will behave.
87The Open-Close Principle _________.
- AHelps make changing an object easier.
- BHelps ensure that objects are highly reusable.
- CRequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
- DHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
88Use Case Diagram used to
- Amodel domain model
- Brepresent code model
- Crepresent runtime model
89Class Diagram used to
- Amodel domain model
- Brepresent code model
- Crepresent runtime model
90Sequence Diagram used to
- Amodel domain model
- Brepresent code model
- Crepresent runtime model
91The Dependency Inversion Principle ______.
- ARequires that object interfaces only include methods that will be needed by most implementers.
- BHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- CRequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
- DHelps make changing an object easier.
- EHelps ensure that objects are highly reusable.v
92Network and Job Domain Model, Yinzer Design Model
- ADesignation
- BNone of Designation, Refinement, or View
- CRefinement
- DView
93Network and Job Domain Model, Yinzer Top-level Boundary Model
- ADesignation
- BNone of Designation, Refinement, or View
- CRefinement
- DView
94Yinzer Top-Level Boundary Model, Yinzer Design Model
- ADesignation
- BNone of Designation, Refinement, or View
- CRefinement
- DView
95The Interface Segregation Principle _________.
- AHelps make changing an object easier.
- BHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- CHelps ensure that objects are highly reusable.
- DRequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
- ERequires that object interfaces only include methods that will be needed by most implementers.
96Yinzer Top-Level Boundary Model, Yinzer Top-Level Internals Model
- ADesignation
- BNone of Designation, Refinement, or View
- CRefinement
- DView
9749. (Fill in the blank) Three basic categorizations of software design patterns are Creational, Structural, and}
[blank_start]Behavioral[blank_end]- ABehavioral
98Liskov's Substitution Principle _________.
- ARequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
- BRequires that object interfaces only include methods that will be needed by most implementers.
- CHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- DHelps ensure that objects are highly reusable.
- EHelps make changing an object easier.
99The Single Responsibility Principle ________.
- AHelps ensure that objects are highly reusable.
- BRequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
- CHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- DRequires that object interfaces only include methods that will be needed by most implementers.
- EHelps make changing an object easier.
100A design pattern ______ I. Contains a description of other related patterns. II. Can be useful describing how a software problem was solved by a developer. III. Is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given context in software design. IV. Gives examples of code that used the pattern.
- AI, II, III, IV
- BOnly I
- CI, III
- DIII, IV
- EI, II
101The Model-Centered style of software design is a style in the ________ view. I. Runtime; II. Module; III. Allocation
- AOnly III
- BOnly II
- CI, III
- DOnly I
102The Peer to Peer style of software design is a style in the ________ view. I. Runtime; II. Module; III. Allocation
- AII, III
- BOnly III
- COnly I
- DI, II, III
103Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using architectural styles during design?
- AThey define a set of names to use in your design.
- BThey provide a vocabulary for communication.
- CThey provide a set of guard rails to guide you.
- DThey support design reuse.
- EThey help ensure you will meet your quality goals.
104The layered style of software design is a style in the ________ view. I. Runtime; II. Module; III. Allocation
- AOnly II
- BI, II, III
- CI, III
- DOnly III
105Which of the following is a legal exception to pure layered style?
- AThe use of sidecars.
- BThe use of a module by one that is two layers above.
- CThe use of callbacks.
- DThe use of one module in a layer by another.
106In the Pipe and Filter style, which of the following is not allowed?
- AA filter can be designed to be used in another application.
- BA Filter can alternate providing data between two filters.
- CA pipe can feed data into another pipe.
- DTwo pipes can be potential suppliers for a filter.
107The Mirrored, Farm, and Rack style of design is a style in the _______ view. I. Runtime; II. Module; III. Allocation
- AOnly III
- BI, II
- CI, II, III
- DOnly I
- EOnly II
108Class diagrams can be generated directly from code. True or false write one line to support your answer. Write one line to support your answer. Answer may vary and should be considered correct if they reasonable support the selection of true or false even if that selection was incorrect. If the incorrect answer was given to the true/false, but the reason is substantially correct then credit may also be given for the true false question.**
- AClass diagrams can be generated directly from code because all elements of class diagram are part of a lot of programming language.
- BHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- CRequires that methods that are present in base classes must also be present in the derived classes.
109The process of creating class diagrams is a valuable activity during design. True or false write one line to support your answer. Write one line to support your answer. Answer may vary and should be considered correct if they reasonable support the selection of true or false even if that selection was incorrect. If the incorrect answer was given to the true/false, but the reason is substantially correct then credit may also be given for the true false question.**
- AThis one will be true because diagrams can be used for a short, but the thought process that entered into creating diagrams is valued part of design process.
- BHelps ensure that objects are easy to extend without requiring change to the original object.
- CRequires that object interfaces only include methods that will be needed by most implementers.
110 tell which notation was used to create the diagram.
- ANo UML notation
- BClass Diagram
- CComponent diagram
- DState chart diagram
111tell which notation was used to create the diagram.
- ANo UML notation
- BState chart diagram
- CComponent diagram
- DClass Diagram
112tell which notation was used to create the diagram.
- AState chart diagram
- BNo UML notation
- CComponent diagram
- DClass Diagram
113 tell which notation was used to create the diagram.
- ANo UML notation
- BState chart diagram
- CComponent diagram
- DClass Diagram
114directly supports computational analysis?
- AAnalytic model
- BDomain model
- CRuntime
115_______________________ is used to relate a boundary model with an internals model, since they are both models of the same thing, but vary in the details that they expose.
- ARefinement
- Bpattern
- Creference architecture
- DSingle Responsibility Principle
116_________________________is useful because it lets you decompose your design into smaller pieces.
- ARefinement
- Bpattern
- Creference architecture
117A ________________________ is a family of architectures that is dominant in a particular domain
- APresumptive architecture
- Breference architecture
- CArchitecture-indifferent
118A class should have only one reason to change
- ASingle Responsibility Principle
- BSecond Responsibility Principle
- Creference architecture
119Clients should not be forced to depend upon interfaces that they don't use.
- AInterface Segregation Principle
- BLiskov's Principle
- CServer farm style principle
120Derived types must be completely substitutable for their base types.
- ALiskov’s Substitution Principle
- BInterface Segregation Principle
- CSingle Responsibility Principl
121In ______________________, developers are oblivious to their system’s architecture and do not consciously choose an architecture to help them reduce risks, achieve features, or ensure qualities
- AArchitecture-indifferent design
- BPipe and Filter style
- CServer farm style
122In component diagrams, ports ARE / ARE NOT optiona
- AARE
- BARE NOT
123In what architectural style commodity server computers are placed vertically to take up relatively little floor space?
- ARack style
- BServer farm style
- CMirrored style
124In what architectural style identical computers are located in the same room?
- AServer farm style
- BRack style
- CMirrored style
125Presumptive architecture is a way of building systems within a specific domain, and using them will generally lead to a good solution within that domain
- ATrue
- BFalse
126Presumptive architectures succeed because the architecture is a good match for the common risks in the domain
- ATrue
- BFalse
127The _________________ describes the system you will build
- ADesign model
- BDomain model
- CRuntime viewtype model
- DModule viewtype
128The __________________ expresses enduring truths about the world that are relevant to your system.
- ADomain model
- BDesign model
- CModule model
- DAllocation model
129The ___________________ includes runtime structures like objects
- ARuntime viewtype
- BModule viewtype
- CAllocation viewtype
- DDesignation viewtype
130The ____________________ includes tangible artifacts such as source code and classes
- AModule viewtype
- BAllocation viewtype
- CRuntime viewtype
131The _____________________ includes allocation elements like server rooms and hardware
- AAllocation viewtype
- BModule viewtype
- CRuntime viewtype
132What architectural style is related to several design patterns, including the Document-View, Model-View-Controller (MVC), and Observer patterns
- A7th question
- BZapomnit'
133What are developers who are responsible for a single application?
- AApplication architect
- BEnterprise architects
134What are developers who are responsible for many applications?
- AEnterprise architects
- BApplication architects
135What are five specific cases with high architecture risk?
- ASmall solution space, High failure risk, Difficult quality attributes, New domain, Product lines
- BSmall solution space
- CHigh failure risk
- DNone of them
136What describes a general capability of the system?
- AUse case
- BActivity diagramm
- CContext diagramm
137What diagram is similar to the use case diagram in that it provides an overview of the system and the actors / systems it interacts with?
- ASystem context diagram
- BDomain model
- CSnapshots
138What do express a series of events that cause changes to the information model?
- AFunctionality scenarios
- BRandom scenarios
- CGo home
139What does describe that a user needs to know to understand how a system works?
- ABoundary model
- BDesign model
- CModule model
140What is a kind of pattern that occurs at an architectural level and applies to architectural elements like components and modules?
- Aarchitectural style
- Bdata-centered style
- Crepository style
141What is the alternate name of the model-centered style?
- ARepository style / shared-data style / data-centered style
- Bhz
- Chz1
142What is the most common architectural style?
- ALayered style
- BRepository style
- CShared-data style
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