2.5.1 The Origins and Diagram Types of UML
2.5.1 The Origins and Diagram Types of UML |
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1 Interaction diagrams include
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| 1. Collaboration and class diagrams | ||
| 2. Statecharts and sequence diagrams | ||
| 3. Sequence and class diagrams | ||
| 4. Collaboration and Sequence diagrams | ||
| 5. Class and object diagrams | ||
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2 UML is
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| 1. Language independent | ||
| 2. Process independent | ||
| 3. Easy to apply | ||
| 4. 2 and 3 | ||
| 5. 1 and 2 | ||
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3 The UML is currently controlled by
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| 1. Rational Software | ||
| 2. The Object Management Group | ||
| 3. James Rumbaugh | ||
| 4. Grady Booch | ||
| 5. Ivar Jacobson | ||
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4 Which of the following statements is true?
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| 1. Object diagrams are the most important diagram type | ||
| 2. Collaboration diagrams show the relationship between states for a given object | ||
| 3. Flowcharts are used to show the order in which objects interact | ||
| 4. Activity diagrams can be used to show the overall flow of a use case | ||
| 5. Deployment diagrams show the order in which functionality will be made available to users | ||
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