A. Patterns only exist at the Architectural level.
B. Patterns are only used during the Elaboration Phase.
C. Patterns only exist at the Design level.
D. Patterns provide a common solution to a common problem.
A. The operations of the subclass must be changed.
B. Additional operations in the subclass that are not associated with the superclass must change.
C. All subclasses inherit the change.
D. Only the operations of the superclass are inherited.
A. act as a surrogate or proxy for the actors in a system
B. marshal information between the tiers in a system
C. wrap data access calls to a systems relational database
D. store and manage information in the system
A. Use-cases specify how the system behavior is to be implemented.
B. Use-cases help synchronize the content of different models.
C. Use-cases are concise, simple, and able to be understood by a wide range of stakeholders.
D. Use-cases are a complete list of functional requirements.
A. to evolve a robust architecture for the system
B. to transform the requirements into a design of the to-be system
C. to adapt the design to match the implementation environment
D. to provide an organizational context for the system
E. to scope the system to be built and describe what it must do
