UML Weekend Crash Course™ - To Parent Directory

PART
IV #
Saturday Evening
Part Review
1. What do you typically use for the basis of a Sequence diagram
2. How would you show the data returned by an operation
3. If a scenario covers interactions that are already modeled in another scenario,
do you have to repeat them
4. How do you know where to place an activation bar
5. What information describes a synchronous event
6. The Collaboration diagram uses the Object diagram as the basis for modeling
events. Why is this advantageous
7. How does the Collaboration diagram model the order of events
8. What cannot be seen on the Collaboration diagram that can be seen on the
Sequence diagram
9. On a Collaboration diagram, how do you show that an object refers to one of its
own operations
10. How do you model iteration on a Collaboration diagram
11. What is the first step in constructing a Collaboration diagram
12. What is the second step in the construction of the Collaboration diagram
13. What is the third step in the construction of the Collaboration diagram
14. What is the fourth step in the construction of the Collaboration diagram
15. When you encounter a synchronous event, what else can appear on the diagram
16. How do you start the construction of a Statechart diagram
17. How is the state of the object actually recorded
18. What are the elements that make up a state transition
19. What is a final state Does every Statechart have to have one
20. Can there be more than one transition between the same two states