While establishing the services for an object, the goal is to keep data and action together for ________ coupling and ________ cohesion.

• A) Higher, Lower
• B) Higher, Higher
• C) Lower, Lower
• D) Lower, Higher

In Object oriented design, combining the services offered by an object with the attributes they work on, results in:
a. Lower coupling and stronger cohesion
b. Lower cohesion and stronger coupling
c. Increased likelihood of reuse
d. Decreases the modularity of the system

• A) b and d
• B) a and c
• C) b and c
• D) a only

The criteria used to assess the quality of an architectural design should be based on system

• A) accessibility and reliability
• B) implementation details
• C) functionality
• D) data and control

Which one of these represents the Krutchen’s 4+1 architectural view model?

• A) Logical view, Dynamic view, Physical view, Development view, Use case view
• B) Logical view, Process view, Physical view, Development view, Use case view
• C) Logical view, Process view, Physical view, Development view, Sequence view
• D) Dynamic view, Process view, Physical view, Development view, Use case view

Software architecture must address _________________ requirements of a software system.

• A) Both Functional and Non-Functional
• B) Functional
• C) Non-Functional
• D) User Interface Requirements

Issues like system performance, availability, scalability, and security are analyzed in __________.

• A) Physical View
• B) Code View
• C) Concurrency View
• D) Logical View

Logical 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) Object model of the design
• C) Concurrency and synchronization aspects of the design
• D) Static organization of the software in its development environment

Which of the following is not part of software architecture?

• A) algorithm details
• B) program structure
• C) data design
• D) databases

_________________ architectural model is widely used in mainframe application.

• A) Repository Model
• B) Filter Model
• C) Layered Model
• D) Client-Server Model

Different messages in sequence diagrams includes:

• A) Both Simple and Asynchronous
• B) Notify
• C) Asynchronous
• D) Simple

In sequence diagram, the solid lines depict:

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

In order to determine the role and responsibilities of the identified objects, we need to consider which of the following step(s):
a. Who I am?
b. What I know?
c. Who I know?
d. What I do?

• A) a and b
• B) c and d
• C) b, c and d
• D) a only

________ has become a standard notation for object oriented system modeling.

• A) Java
• B) OCL (object Constraint Language)
• C) UML
• D) C++

________________ pointed out the elegant conceptual integrity exhibited by layered organization of software systems, with the resulting gains in development and maintenance ease.

• A) Shaw and Garlan
• B) Barry Boehm
• C) David Parnas
• D) Edsger Dijkstra

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

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

In sequence diagram, the objects are organized in a _____________ line and the events in a __________ time line.

• A) Vertical, horizontal
• B) Horizontal, straight
• C) Vertical, straight
• D) Horizontal, vertical

The ___________ provides the software engineer with a view of the system as a whole.

• A) Process Model
• B) Architectural Model
• C) Business model
• D) Requirements Model

Which of the following activities are included in the design process of a software architecture__________?

• A) Requirement Specifications of the system
• B) Architectural Analysis and Testing
• C) System Development and Deployment
• D) System Structuring and Modular Decomposition

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

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

_________________ architectural model is widely used in mainframe application.

• A) Client-Server Model
• B) Repository Model
• C) Filter Model
• D) Layered Model