Physical view in Krutchen’s 4+1 architectural view model captures __________.

• A) Mapping(s) of the software onto the hardware and reflects its distributed aspect
• B) Static organization of the software in its development environment
• C) Concurrency and synchronization aspects of the design
• D) Object model of the design

The focus of sequence diagrams is:

• A) On object constraints
• B) On the flow of Control
• C) On static Model of system
• D) On objects/classes and messages exchanged among them

Return values in Synchronous messages are represented by:

• A) Double line
• B) A dotted line with label
• C) A solid line with label
• D) A solid line

Defining the services of an object means:

• A) Whome it knows?
• B) What it knows?
• C) Who knows it?
• D) What it does?

Development view in Krutchen’s 4+1 architectural view model captures

• A) Static organization of the software in its development environment
• B) Concurrency and synchronization aspects of the design
• C) Mapping(s) of the software onto the hardware and reflects its distributed aspect
• D) Object model of the design

Specialization means:

• A) Hiding the data
• B) Creating new subclasses from an existing class
• C) Abstraction
• D) Calling the same method with object of child object

"A car is made up of a body, three or four wheels, a steering mechanism, a breaking mechanism, and a power-engine"
The above statement is example of:

• A) Generalization
• B) Whole-Part relationship
• C) Inheritance
• D) Specialization

In case of a file servers, client requests selected records from a .....and the server transmits records to client over the network.

• A) File
• B) Local Memory
• C) Network
• D) Database

When a class gets physical existance in computer memory, it is called

• A) Static Object
• B) Object
• C) polymorphism
• D) Parent Class

In sequence diagram, the solid lines depict:

• A) Messages being sent from one object to the other
• B) Objects (or classes)
• C) Life-time of an object
• D) state of the object

As per Peter Coad’s methodology, which of the following may NOT be a perfect candidate for being an object?

• A) Garage
• B) Recipient
• C) Zone
• D) Password

In the architecture trade-off analysis method the architectural style should be described using the

• A) data Flow view and process view
• B) data Flow view , module view and process view
• C) data Flow view and module view
• D) module view and process view

In Client server model, the application is modeled as a set of .....that are provided by servers.

• A) Services
• B) Requests
• C) Protocols
• D) Requirements

Static structural model shows the major system……

• A) Activities
• B) Objectives
• C) Components
• D) Leaks

A life line represents the object’s life during the interaction in a sequence diagram while its notation is depicted by ________.

• A) Curved Lines
• B) Dotted Lines
• C) Full Arrow
• D) Solid Lines

If Cat is derived from Mammal Class, and Mammal is derived from Animal Class, then:

• A) Cat will not be able to access any class
• B) Cat is allowed to access only the Mammal’s Class
• C) Cat will not inherit Animal's functions and data
• D) Cat will inherit Animal's functions and data

___________ is concerned with decomposing a system into interacting sub-systems.

• A) Control Modeling
• B) Work Breakdown Structure
• C) Modular Decomposition
• D) System Structuring

Thin Client Model places a heavy processing load on……

• A) Neither Server nor Network
• B) Only Network
• C) Both Server and Network
• D) Only Server

Fat Client Model is one of the configurations of ……Model.

• A) Client Server
• B) Data-centered
• C) Reference
• D) Layered

Aynchronous messages :

• A) are implemented as operation call
• B) occurs in multi-threaded applications
• C) are shown by dotted line
• D) These block caller before response