최신OMG-Certified Expert in BPM 2 - Fundamental - OMG-OCEB2-FUND100무료샘플문제

A. Processes are core to the organization.

B. Information Technology depends on processes.

C. Process Improvement is a one-time one-shot deal.

D. Processes are assets.

A. Every Process must have at least one End Event.

B. The stakeholder of the Process can decide when the Process ends.

C. The end of the Process is undefined.

D. Every Flow Object that has no outgoing Sequence Flow marks the end of a path.

A. throws an error

B. consumes a token

C. interrupts the process

D. generates a token

A. A goal

B. A tactic

C. A directive

D. An assessment

A. none

B. a single one as there can only be one for a collaboration

C. two participants; a collapsed pool does not indicate a participant

D. three participants; each pool represents a participant

A. A goal part and an action part

B. A key market part, a customer part, a contribution part, and a distinction part

C. An action part, a product or service part, and a market or customer part

D. A content part, a quantitative or measurable part, and an operative part

A. visual modeling

B. executable modeling

C. event modeling

D. descriptive modeling

A. Organization model

B. Business rules model

C. Execution semantics

D. Strategy model

A. In Fragment A, the Candy Production Task is interrupted by the first Extruder Stuck On event while in Fragment B, the Extruder Stuck On? condition is checked only at the end of the last Consume Excess and Substandard Candies Task.

B. In Fragment A, the machine is always cleaned while in Fragment B, the machine is only cleaned if the Run Candy Production Task ended without the Extruder Stuck On condition.

C. Fragment A is invalid because a Boundary Error Event is always Interrupting and always is shown with a double-ring circle, while Fragment B is valid.

D. There is no difference between the two diagrams - Both are valid and imply the same execution semantics.