최신OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Fundamental - OMG-OCSMP-MBF200무료샘플문제

A. To represent external system interfaces

B. To capture system requirements

C. To describe the internal structure of a block and the connections between its parts

D. To define the behavior of system components

A. As activities

B. As stereotyped elements with a "requirement" stereotype

C. As use cases

D. As blocks

A. Requirement

B. Block

C. Stereotype

D. Allocation relationship

A. A message that must receive a response before the interaction continues

B. A message that triggers the system to change states

C. A message that terminates the interaction

D. A message that is sent asynchronously

A. Activity Diagram

B. Block Definition Diagram

C. Sequence Diagram

D. Parametric Diagram

A. Stereotypes define new types of allocation relationships.

B. Both allocation and stereotype application are customization techniques but serve different purposes.

C. Allocation relationships are used to apply stereotypes.

D. Both can only be applied to blocks in SysML.

A. Only blocks and components

B. Only use cases and sequences

C. Only requirements and constraints

D. Any two model elements, including actions, blocks, and requirements

A. Activity diagrams and sequence diagrams

B. Use case diagrams linked to requirements

C. State machine diagrams with defined transitions

D. Block definition diagrams with constraints and parametric relationships