OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Advanced - OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 模擬練習

A. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer or data store how the object is consumed without producing any other object. (3) There is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final node (4) The diagram has no cycles of control flows or (b) an action that clearly states

B. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case. (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to an output object, butler, or data store. (3) There Is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final node

C. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case (2) Every Input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer, or data store how the object is consumed without producing any other object fv (3) There Is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final nodeor (b) an action that clearly states

D. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement, use case or undocumented user need. (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer, data store or the object is consumed without producing any other object (3) .There is a path from the initial node to every activity final and How final node.(b) an action that clearly states how

A. 1) Define one common set of SysML elements for all stakeholders.
2) Create a package structure that covers the relevant aspects
3) Set up model access rights (readVwrite/delete) for the different stakeholder groups

B. 1) Define and apply appropriate profiles
2) Create a package structure that covers the relevant aspects
3) Set up a modeling center of excellence who builds the model for the stakeholders.

C. Define and apply appropriate profiles
2) Define viewpoints for the different stakeholder concerns and set up conformant views
3) Create a package structure that covers the relevant aspects

D. 1) Define viewpoints for the different stakeholder concerns and set up conformant views
2) Set up model access rights (read/write/delete) for the different stakeholder groups
3) Nominate a model builder for each stakeholder group.

A. verify

B. copy

C. refine

D. satisfy

A. The package defining the types needs to import the profile

B. The package defining the types needs to apply the profile.

C. The profile needs to apply the package where these types are defined.

D. The profile needs to import the package where these types are defined.

A. ensuring that the structure could be precisely modeled and that analysis was supported

B. ensuring that the relationship between system response time and power consumption could be captured in a parametric diagram

C. ensuring traceability between requirements and structure

D. ensuring traceability between structure and behavior

A. A methodology consists of techniques for performing a single task

B. A methodology is an instrument that can enhance the efficiency of a task

C. A methodology is a logical sequence of tasks to achieve particular objective

D. A methodology is a collection of related processes, methods, and tools

A. in metamodels

B. in packages

C. in profiles

D. in sub-models

A. Apply stereotypes to model elements to add the metainformation required for the generation process.

B. SysML already includes a concept for model-driven generation of office documents

C. Adapt open-source model transformation tools originally developed for the software engineering discipline

D. Define simple structures for artifacts and avoid complex layouts for office documents

A. the spectrum of models the company uses across the system lifecycle. how model elements can be related to each other, and how these relationships are supported by PLM tools

B. how well any proposed MBSE methodology interfaces with the company's Model Driven Software Development methodology, and how this is facilitated by PLM tools

C. the high cost of maintaining modeling tools and modeling proficiency training, and potential advantages of teaming arrangements with vendors

D. how outputs of system models, software models, and hardware models are archived in Product Data Management (PDM) tools, and how these models can be organized into libraries within these tools

E. how manufacturing, lest and integration methods can be driven by system models, and how this is facilitated by PLM tools