Question: 2 Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Construction phase? (Select all that apply)
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1 Question: 1 In what lifecycle phase is software architecture the primary focus? A. Elaboration B. Implementation C. Design D. Transition E. Inception Answer: A Question: 2 Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Construction phase? A. It involves more work on requirements than on implementation B. It makes significant changes to the architecture established during Elaboration C. It involves a significant amount of testing D. It includes creation of the Development Case for the project E. It updates the Risk List, E Question: 3 When does an iterative lifecycle enable user/customers to participate in the development process? A. Only at the beginning and at the end of the schedule B. In potentially every iteration, to review releases and provide input C. When documentation must be generated D. Only at major milestones Answer: B Question: 4 How do you represent an actor in basic UML notation? A. Rectangle containing the actor's name B. Arrow C. Rectangle with three compartments D. Oval E. Stick figure Answer: E Question: 5 Which of the following are evaluation criteria for reaching the Lifecycle Objectives Milestone? A. Stakeholders concur on scope definition and cost/schedule estimates B. The key approaches to be used in test and evaluation are proven. C. There is a shared understanding of the subset of requirements that have been captured so far. D. All risks have been identified and a mitigation strategy exists for each. Answer: A, C, D Page 1 of 10
2 Question: 6 UML activity diagrams are used to describe what part of Rational Unified Process? A. Activates within a workflow detail B. Role responsibilities C. Workflow diagrams for each discipline D. The flow of information between major artifacts Question: 7 What role is primarily responsible for the artifact Project-Specific uidelines? A. Project Manager B. Technical Writer C. Process Engineer D. Tool Specialist Question: 8 What is a model? A. An item that is only needed if an OO coding language is used B. The semantic equivalent of the software architecture document. C. A complete yet typically abstract description of a system from a particular perspective D. The same thing as a diagram. Question: 9 Which of the following is true with respect to a typical RUP iterative lifecycle project? A. Detailed iteration plans must be completed during the Inception phase for the entire project. B. Planning is done incrementally, starting with coarse-grained planning followed by fine-rained planning C. Planning is rarely done. D. Planning is done only at the start of each phase E. Detailed iteration planning is done first Answer: B Question: 10 Which of the following workflow details belong to the Project Management discipline? (Select all That apply) A. Evaluate Project Scope and Risk B. Monitor and Control Project C. Management iteration D. Understand Stakeholder Needs Answer: A, B, C Question: 11 Page 2 of 10
3 Which of the following statements characterize project metrics in Rational Unified Process? A. They provide insight into progress and quality B. They are useful tracking trends in important variables such as rework. C. They should not be collected on early iterations D. They must be collected manually to be accurate E. They are the basis for iteration assessment Answer: A, C, D, E Question: 12 Which of the following are software engineering best practices recommended by Rational Unified Process? A. Develop iteratively B. Use component architectures C. Manage change D. Maximize reuse E. Freeze requirements at project inception Answer: A, B, C Question: 13 Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Elaboration phase? A. It contributes significantly to the Software Architecture Document. B. It produces executable software C. It updates the Risk List D. It request the leadership of the software architect E. Its focus is on the development of the Vision and Business Case. Question: 14 What statement is true of iterations? A. You establish plans for each phase, but not for iterations. B. Only Transition iterations result in executables releases. C. A lifecycle phase will be addressed by at least one iteration D. A Construction iteration cannot include any requirements activities. E. As a general rule, iterations contain many lifecycle phases Question: 15 Which of the following are phases in Rational Unified Process? A. Implementation B. Transition C. Inception D. Planning E. Elaboration Page 3 of 10
4 Answer: B, C, E Question: 16 Which of the following statements are true concerning requirements? A. Use cases are used to represent functional requirements B. Legal and regulatory requirements are usually best captured in use cases. C. Most systems do not need any supplementary specifications D. Most systems have no performance requirements E. Supplementary specifications capture requirements that cannot easily be expressed as use cases. Answer: A, E Question: 17 Which of the following are within the scope of the implementation on decipline? A. Integration the results produced by individual implementers (or teams) into an executable system B. Defining the organization of the code in terms of implementation subsystems C. Implementing independent quality tests of the system or subsystem D. Testing implementation elements E. Implementing classes and objects Answer: A, B, D, E Question: 18 Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Transition phase? A. It produces end-user support materials such as release notes B. It results in creation of the Development Case for the project C. It results in selection of an architectural baseline D. It makes the products available for use by its intended end users. E. It requires significant reviews of and changes to the Vision. Answer: A, D Question: 19 Which of the following statements characterize a use case? A. It models an interaction between an actor and the system B. It contains one or more flows of events C. It is initiated by an actor to invoke functionality D. It helps define the scope of the system Question: 20 Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the inception phase? A. It includes development of the Development Case for the project B. It includes creating detailed, fine-grained plans for all subsequent iterations. Page 4 of 10
5 C. It involves high-level coarse-rained planning of the four phases. D. It identifies the initial business and technical risks that must be addressed by the project E. A significant amount of efforts is spent on the development of the Vision and Business Case Answer: A, C, D, E Question: 21 Which of the following can impact the scope of an iteration? A. The current phase of the project B. Required system functionality C. The project's specific objectives D. The project's top risks Question: 22 Which one of the following Test artifacts is the step-by-step instructions that realize a test, enabling its execution? A. Test Case B. Test Class C. Test Script D. Test Suite Question: 23 Which groups might provide stakeholder representatives? A. Designer B. Investors C. Production manager D. The customer and the user representatives Question: 24 Which of the following statements characterize the architecture emphasis in Rational Unified Process? A. The software architect is more important than the project manager B. Architecture governs design guidelines, Including use of patterns and frameworks C. Product structure derived from architectural groupings and interfaces D. Architecture is a foundation for reuse E. Architecture is the focus of the elaboration iterations Answer: A, C, D, E Question: 25 Which of the following are important decisions an Analysis and Design? A. Whether to generate code B. How to perform the workflow C. How to use artifacts Page 5 of 10
6 D. Which reports to use E. How to monitor and control the project Question: 26 Which of the following belong in a typical set of architectural views? A. Logical view B. Use-case view C. Design view D. Deployment view E. Implementation view Answer: A, B, D, E Question: 27 Which of the following statements characterize a class diagram? A. It can be drawn using UML notation B. It shows a sequence of interactions between classes. C. It can be used to represent information within the logical and process views. D. It can provide a view of high-level packages or the details of a single package E. It shows the states and transitions of a class. Answer: A, C, D Question: 28 Which of the following are true about a use-case realization? A. It may be represented using sequence diagrams. B. It identifies what classes will be required to implement some use case behavior. C. It may be represented using collaboration diagrams D. It ties together use cases from the use-case model with classes in the desin models through realization relationships. Question: 29 Which of the following statements characterize good software architectures? A. They enable economically significant reuse. B. They are maintainable and extensible. C. They are highly complex. D. They permit a clear division of work among teams of developers. E. They encapsulate hardware and system dependencies. Answer: A, B, D, E Question: 30 Which of the following are recommended practices according to the Implementation discipline? A. You can use code reviews in place of developer testing Page 6 of 10
7 B. Implementation occurs only in the Construction phase C. Implementers debug and test the elements they implement D. The software architectures the implementation Model. E. You implement classes and objects., D, E Question: 31 Which of the following phrases characterize the Deployment view of architecture in Rational Unified Process? A. It shows mapping of processes onto physical nodes B. It shows communication lines among physical nodes C. It describes the physical network configuration D. It describes how the software is developed using distributed development teams and computing resources Answer: A, B, C Question: 32 What phrase best describes round-trip engineering? A. Another name for a development cycle B. A term for the rework done in an iterative lifecycle C. A techniques for keeping the design model synchronized with the source code through a development cycle D. Another name for the iterative lifecycle E. The practice of developing software in parallel with installation and testing of the hardware Question: 33 Which of the following statements are true regarding risk management in Rational Unified Process? A. You must actively manage the Risk List in each iteration B. Strategies to address risks include risk avoidance transfer and acceptance C. Risk reduction drives iterations D. The Risk List should include technical, business and management risks E. It is best to develop low-risk portions of the system in early iterations to ensure early success. Question: 34 When does integration occur in an iterative lifecycles? A. In Elaboration, Construction, and Transition iterations, and sometimes in inception B. Only at the end of Elaboration and Construction C. Only in iterations that produce external releases. D. Only at the end of Elaboration, Construction, and Transition. Answer: A Question: 35 Which of the following help to define the iteration Plan? Page 7 of 10
8 A. The current status of the project B. The Development-Organization Assessment artifact C. A list of risks you must address by the end of the iteration D. A list scenarios or use cases you must complete by the end of the iteration. Answer: A, C, D Question: 36 Which of the following are purposes of a workflow detail? A. To show how activities are performed parallel to each other rather than in sequence or all at once. B. To show involved roles, activities and input and output artifacts C. To show grouping of activities that are often performed together D. To defined all activities that are a part of the project Answer: A, B, C Question: 38 Which of the following are major milestones of Rational Unified Process? A. Lifecycle Objectives (LCO) B. Preliminary Design Review (PDR) C. Product Release D. Initial Operational Capability (IOC) E. Lifecycle Architecture (LCA) Answer: A, C, D, E Question: 39 Which of the following characterize the approach to planning in RUP's development lifecycle? A. It is performed in an iterative fashion. B. It produces a coarse-grained plan identifying the number of iterations per phase, their objectives and duration C. At the most detailed level, it consists of multiple iteration plans that establish the fine-grained activities and milestones for an iteration D. It incorporates risk management Question: 40 Which of the following are important concerns in software architecture? A. Describing the significant elements of a system their interfaces their collaborations and their composition B. Selecting the key structural elements and interfaces for composing a system C. Composing structural and behavioral elements into logical subsystems D. Creating a detailed class design E. Specifying significant behavior in terms of collaborations among structural elements Answer: A, B, C, E Question: 41 Page 8 of 10
9 What is an iteration Workflow? A. Some action that a role performs, which provides a meaningful result in the context of the project B. A collection of activities within an iteration which are related to a major "area of concern" C. A sequential view of the process, describing a typical workflow within an iteration of a given phase D. A cycle of inception Elaboration, Construction, Transition. Answer: D Question: 42 Which of the following is true about the generalization relationship? A. It is represented by a dashed arrow B. It is represented by a diamond symbol. C. It is a special form of aggregation D. It is often called inheritance Answer: D Question: 43 Which of the following statements are true concerning the Development Case? A. You can use it to specify the degree of formality associated with an artifact B. It is fixed during inception and does not generally change over the course of a project C. You can use it to specify the tools used to produce an artifact D. It tells you which artifacts to produce Answer: A, C, D Question: 44 How is a class represented in basic UML Notation? A. Arrow B. Rectangle containing the object's name C. Oval D. Rectangle with three compartments E. Stick figure Answer: D Question: 45 Which of the following are models in Rational Unified Process? A. Construction Model B. Implementation Model C. Requirements Model D. Design Model Answer: B, D Question: 46 Page 9 of 10
10 Which of the following workflow details belong to the Configuration & Change Management discipline? A. Manage Baseline and Releases B. Change and Deliver Configuration items C. Manage iteration D. Manage Change Requests E. Define the System Answer: A, B, D Question: 47 What is a Development Case? A. The development process that you have chosen to follow in your project B. A sample architectural design used to guide architectural decisions C. A development cycle specifically devoted to maintenance D. Another name for a key mechanism Answer: A End of Document Page 10 of 10
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