OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 無料問題集「OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Advanced」

（A）the aspects of a model important to users as stakeholders

（B）the system under development by the stakeholders

（C）the modeling responsibilities of different stakeholders

（D）the aspects of a model that relate to different stakeholders

（A）domain-specific modeling concepts

（B）methodology-specific modeling concepts

（C）common concepts

（D）stereotypes

（A）object constraints

（B）numerical solver

（C）high-level architecture

（D）parametric diagrams

（A）primarily use case and requirements diagrams

（B）primarily behavior elements, such as activity, state and sequence diagrams

（C）primarily structural elements, such as block definition and internal block diagrams

（D）both behavioral and structural diagrams

（A）Partition the models and exchange parts of the models alter identifying the parts that were changed.

（B）Produce a special XMI file expressing the differences from the original XMI and import it into Tool A

（C）Import the entire model back to Tool A as a separate copy and use the tool's diff/merge utility to merge in the changes

（D）Export only the modified and new elements to XMI and import it to Tool A.

（A）MOF models are intended to be strictly models of abstract entities SysML models represent real world entities and processes

（B）MOF models are used for domain-independent modeling SysML models are used for domain-specific modeling.

（C）They both have the same purpose except that MOF modeling is intended for specialized and advanced usage by systems architects

（D）MOF models are intended to be models of modeling constructs SysML models represent real world entities and processes.

（A）domain stereotypes maintained in a configuration control system

（B）Implementation of standard libraries

（C）modeling conventions and standards

（D）packages that map one-for-one to components

（A）file-based exchange

（B）manual exchange

（C）interaction-based exchange

（D）repository-based exchange

（A）full compliance with concrete syntax, and limited deviations from abstract syntax

（B）limited deviations from abstract and concrete syntax

（C）full compliance with both abstract and concrete syntax, nothing less is adequate

（D）full compliance with abstract syntax, and limited deviations from concrete syntax