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It could be a user or anyone who uses the system in the Use Case
diagram.
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a. Entity
b. Actor
c. Process
d. Data Store
a. User
b. Actor
c. Process
d. Data Store
a. User
b. Actor
c. Process
d. Data Store
a. External Entity
b. System Boundary
c. Data Flow
d. Actor
A solid line connecting an actor to a use case shows that the actor is
involved in that particular system function.
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a. Data Flow
b. Relationship
c. Connection
d. Entity
a. Include Relationship
b. Relationship
c. Connection
d. Extend Relationship
a. Include Relationship
b. Relationship
c. Connection
d. Extend Relationship
a. Class Diagram
b. Use Case Diagram
c. Sequence Diagram
d. Data Flow Diagram
a. Process
b. Data Store
c. Data Flow
d. entity
a. Process
b. Data Store
c. Data Flow
d. entity
In this diagram, it contains only one process, no data stores, four data
flows, and three sources/sinks.
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a. Level 1 Diagram
b. Level 2 Diagram
c. Level 0 Diagram
d. Context Diagram
a. Data cannot move directly from one data store to another data store. Data must be moved by a process.
b. Data cannot move directly from an outside source to a data store. Data must be moved by a process.
c. Data cannot move directly to an outside sink from a data store. Data must be moved by a process.
d. A data store has a verb phrase label.
a. No process can have only outputs. It would be making data from nothing (a miracle). If an object has
only outputs, then it must be a source.
b. No process can have only inputs (a black hole). If an object has only inputs, then it must be a sink.
c. A process has a noun phrase label.
A processing step may have output flows buto input no input flows.
This situation is sometimes called a ?
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a. Miracle
b. Grey hole
c. Black hole
d. White hole
A processing step may have input flows but no output flows. This
situation is sometimes called a ____?
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a. Miracle
b. Grey hole
c. Black hole
d. White hole
a. Activity
b. Join Nodes
c. Initial State
d. Swimlane
Under the activity diagram, it is being used to clustered all the related
activities in one column or one row.
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a. Activity
b. Join Nodes
c. Initial State
d. Swimlane
a. Activity
b. Join Nodes
c. Forks
d. Swimlane
a. Activity
b. Join Nodes
c. Forks
d. Swimlane
a. Decision Box
b. Join Nodes
c. Initial State
d. Final State
It makes sure that the control flow or object flow will follow only one
path.
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a. Decision Box
b. Join Nodes
c. Initial State
d. Final State
a. Decision Box
b. Action Box
c. Initial State
d. Final State
a. Actor
b. Lifelines
c. Messages
d. Guards