OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 無料問題集「OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Intermediate」

（A）«synched Requirement», which adds properties for lastSynch. version, and corresponding ID in the requirements management tool

（B）«designConstraint», which adds a mandatory constraintProperty

（C）«extendedRequirement», which adds properties for source, risk, and verifyMethod

（D）«emanagedRequirement», which adds properties for owner and changeAuthority

（E）«penformanceRequirement». which adds properties for performanceMeasure and performance MeasureKind

（A）suspend and resume

（B）enable and disable

（C）It has no values, but is intended for a modeler to extend with their own control values.

（D）suspend, resume, enable and disable

（A）Subclasses may add, remove, and redefine existing features of a superclass

（B）Subclasses may add and redefine, but not remove existing features of a superclass

（C）Subclasses may only redefine existing features of a superclass.

（D）Subclasses may remove or redefine existing features, but not add features, to a superclass.

（E）Subclasses may add and remove, but not redefine, existing features of a superclass

（A）Each modeler who writes requirements can define stereotypes

（B）The stereotypes are part of the SysML standard

（C）A profile that maps modeling methodology concepts to the model defines the stereotypes

（D）The modeling tool provides the stereotypes

（A）the effect of an internal transition

（B）an entry behavior

（C）an exit behavior

（D）a do behavior

（A）a probability property

（B）an interval property

（C）a range property

（D）a distributed property

（A）an object node to represent the actor and object flows tying that actor to the actions it performs

（B）an association Between the actor and the actions that actor performs

（C）an activity partition enclosing the actions the actor performs

（D）an action allocation of the actor to the actions that actor performs

（A）

（B）

（C）

（D）

（A）Composition allows a requirement to be decomposed into sub-requirements as long as they don't add to or change the meaning of the original requirement.

（B）Composition allows requirements to inherit properties and requirements relationships

（C）Composition allows a particularly useful requirement to be reused by multiple higher level requirements or specifications

（D）Composition allows role names to be assigned to sub-requirements thus providing a contextual reference

（E）Requirements cannot use composition. They are not classifiers