OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Advanced - OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 Exam Practice Test

A. any model element that Is contained In a profile

B. only those model elements that are re-used in the model

C. any model element

D. any model element that can be contained in a package

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

B. The package defining the types needs to import 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. interaction-based exchange

B. repository-based exchange

C. manual exchange

D. file-based exchange

A. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Allow packages to be checked out by any user for editing, which locks the elements therein contained Packages may be viewed in read-only mode by any user at any time All model users receive alerts when a package they are viewing has been modified and checked-in. and changes are highlighted Packages may not remain checked out overnight

B. Use a centralized repository for the model files Allow only engineers in the eastern-most time zone to upload changes to the model files in the mornings, and the western engineers in the afternoons. Either can download and view the model files at any time. This will assure maximum productivity while minimizing the possibility of collisions

C. Co-locate the modeling team Trying to maintain configuration of a model across a distributed team is extremely difficult and may not succeed

D. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Assign ownership of model elements at the package level- Only the owner of a package may make changes to elements in that package Note that each relationship between model elements must be contained within a single package

A. The stereotypes defined in the profile are available to be applied to any element in the model.

B. The stereotypes defined in the profile may be applied to elements sharing compatible metaclasses

C. The stereotypes defined in the profile are applied to the model's metamodel elements

D. The stereotypes defined in the profile ate automatically applied lo the elements sharing compatible metaclasses

A. High coupling leads to good model quality provided all blocks in a structural model exhibit the same average degree of coupling

B. High coupling leads to poof model quality because it decreases reuse potential and prevents independent modification of system elements

C. Coupling has no bearing on model quality because no metrics exist for measuring the level of coupling of SysML models

D. Low coupling leads to poor model quality because all parts of a system must be properly coupled in order to measure the completeness of the model

A. Taken together, the guards cover all possibilities and are mutually exclusive.

B. The guards are understandable by stakeholders in the development effort.

C. No activity Ai will negate the corresponding guard [gi]

D. Each guard legal can be evaluated without changing the state of any item referenced by the corresponding activity or action Ai

A. Define a viewpoint and conform views for the engineers

B. Define a model library that encapsulates the MARTE data for the engineers

C. Create a separate model for the MARTE data and import it into the system model.

D. Always show the MARTE stereotypes and properties in the diagrams

A. The stereotype and profile mechanisms enable lilting of SysML to a methodology.

B. The generalization mechanism enables fitting of SysML to a methodology

C. SysML does not support system engineering methodologies, as it is a language

D. SysML can only support a systems engineering methodology if it is used at the starting point of the project