Deck 9: An Object-Oriented Analysis Case Study of Dicks Dive and Thrive
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Deck 9: An Object-Oriented Analysis Case Study of Dicks Dive and Thrive
1
In a state chart, states are shown as _________.
Boxes
2
The general class serves as a vehicle for specifying common __________ and __________.
Attributes, methods
3
In the object-oriented analysis process, the system definition is created first.
False
4
The building of class diagrams and sequences diagrams are two activities that are typically carried out in ___________.
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5
In a whole-part hierarchy, some relationships might be __________ while other relationships might be __________.
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6
The object-oriented analysis process involves __________ main activities.
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7
After the system definition is agreed to, the easiest use cases are identified.
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8
In practice, you often implement one or more used cases to create a working prototype before moving on to more of the use cases.
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9
All the objects in the class have the same potential ___________.
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10
In a state chart, transitions are shown as __________.
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11
The __________ approach to refining a class into a generalization/ specialization hierarchy takes one class and expands it into specialized subclasses.
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12
Which symbol represents the states of objects in a state chart?
A) Boxes
B) Circles
C) Triangles
D) Hexagons
A) Boxes
B) Circles
C) Triangles
D) Hexagons
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13
How many main activities are required by the object-oriented analysis process?
A) Two
B) Four
C) One
D) Three
A) Two
B) Four
C) One
D) Three
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14
The __________ approach to refining a class into a generalization/specialization hierarchy takes specialized classes and creates a general class.
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15
Which symbol represents the transition of objects in a state chart?
A) Lines
B) Arrows
C) Dashes
D) None of the above
A) Lines
B) Arrows
C) Dashes
D) None of the above
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16
Most object-oriented analysis methods do not suggest a general sequence to follow when building the class diagram.
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17
What two diagram activities are often carried out at the same time?
A) Use case diagrams, class diagrams
B) Class diagrams, specialization hierarchy
C) Use case diagrams, sequence diagrams
D) Class diagrams, sequence diagrams
A) Use case diagrams, class diagrams
B) Class diagrams, specialization hierarchy
C) Use case diagrams, sequence diagrams
D) Class diagrams, sequence diagrams
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18
Final analysis documentation should be thoroughly reviewed with the end users of the system.
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19
Which of the following best describes object states?
A) They can never have the same state.
B) They can only have one state.
C) They can be stateless.
D) They all potentially have the same states.
A) They can never have the same state.
B) They can only have one state.
C) They can be stateless.
D) They all potentially have the same states.
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20
In a(n) ___________ hierarchy, the multiplicity of the relationships among the whole and its parts must be defined.
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21
The order of looking for types of hierarchies is important.
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22
Knowledge of "rules of thumb" is not important in finding initial problem domain classes.
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23
Looking at the business events and use cases can be used to develop an initial picture of the way the classes of objects in the system will be used.
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24
Heuristics are the "rules of thumb" of a system.
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25
Important classes may be revealed by looking for nouns in a written description of a system.
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