CS504- Quiz Conference
Dated 16-11-2011 time 8.47 pm
Sahahzad
shahzad982: Data Flow diagram (DFD) does not capture control flow information; it just shows the flow of the data in a system.
 Select correct option:
 TRUE
 FALSE
shahzad982: In data flow diagram (DFD), Create, Update, Delete and Read operations are normally called:
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 CRUD operations
 DURC operations
 RUDC operations
 CDUR operation
shahzad982: Data cannot flow from one external entity to other external entity because:
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 It will get corrupted
 It is not allowed in DFD
 An external entity has no mechanism to read or write
 Both are outside the context of the system
shahzad982: System models include:
 Select correct option:
 User business processes
 User activities for conducting the business processes
 Processes that need to be automated
 All of the given options
 shahzad982: In Data Flow Diagram (DFD), one data store can directly copy the data from another data store
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 TRUE
 FALSE
shahzad982: An arrow in Data Flow Diagram (DFD) represents
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 Direction of flow of data
 Processing of data
 External agent
 Internal agent
shahzad982: Regarding Flow Chart which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE:
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 Flow charts are usually used to describe flow of control in a system
 Flow Charts just show the flow of the data in a system.
 Looping or Iterations can not be represented in Flow Chart
 None of given options
shahzad982: The condition that must be met before the use case can be invoked, is called:
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 Pre-Condition
 Post-Condition
 Pre-Assertion
 Post-Assertion
shahzad982: In use case diagram, the scope of the system is defined by:
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 Actor
 Entity
 System Boundary
 "Extends" relationship
shahzad982: By levelling a DFD (adding more levels of abstraction) we mean
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 Splitting it into different levels                (Not Sure) 
 Make its structure uniform
 Expanding a process into one with more sub-processes giving more detail
 Summarizing a DFD to specify only the essentials
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An arrow in Data Flow Diagram (DFD) represents 
 Select correct option: 
 Direction of flow of data 
 Processing of data 
 External agent 
 Internal agent
data flow diagram (DFD), Create, Update, Delete and Read operations are normally called: 
 Select correct option: 
 CRUD operations 
 DURC operations 
 RUDC operations 
 CDUR operation
In Data Flow Diagram (DFD), data flow can: 
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 Only originate from an external entity 
 Only terminate in an external entity 
 Originate and terminate in an external entity 
 Either originate or terminate in an external entity but not both
In use case diagram, an ellipse signifies a(n): 
 Select correct option: 
 actor 
 class 
 use case
 system boundary
Data Flow Model: 
 Select correct option: 
 
 Captures the flow of data in a system              (not sure) 
 Helps in developing an understanding of system's functionality 
 Describes data origination, transformations and consumption in a system 
 All of the given options
In use case diagram, the scope of the system is defined by: 
 Select correct option: 
 Actor 
 Entity 
 System Boundary 
 "Extends" relationship
The <<extend>> relationship between use cases would be used when behavior in the extending use case is __________ the extended use case. 
 Select correct option: 
 always needed by
 never needed by
 sometimes needed by
 None of the given options
An external entity that interacts with a system is called a(n): 
 Select correct option: 
 use case 
 actor 
 stakeholder 
 association
A context diagram: 
 Select correct option: 
 describes detailed design of a system 
 is a DFD which gives an overview of the system 
 is a detailed description of a system 
 is not used in drawing a detailed DFD
By levelling a DFD (adding more levels of abstraction) we mean 
 Select correct option: 
 Splitting it into different levels    (Not Sure) 
 Make its structure uniform 
 Expanding a process into one with more sub-processes giving more detail 
 Summarizing a DFD to specify only the essentials
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 Question # 1 of 10 ( Start time: 09:02:54 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 A context diagram:
 Select correct option:
 describes detailed design of a system
 is a DFD which gives an overview of the system
 is a detailed description of a system
 is not used in drawing a detailed DFD
Question # 4 of 10 ( Start time: 09:04:14 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 A use case represents:
 Select correct option:
 a class, its attributes and operations.
 an operation's interface and signature.
 the role a user plays when interacting with the system.
 the system's functionality for a particular purpose.
 
 Question # 6 of 10 ( Start time: 09:04:47 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 Regarding Data Flow Model, which of the following statement(s) is/are true:
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 It captures the transformation of data between processes/functions of a system
 Processes on a data flow can operate in parallel
 Only those processes are represented which we need to automate
 All of the given options
Question # 7 of 10 ( Start time: 09:05:25 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 System models include:
 Select correct option:
 User business processes
 User activities for conducting the business processes
 Processes that need to be automated
 All of the given options
Question # 8 of 10 ( Start time: 09:06:10 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 In Data Flow Diagram, the entity or system, outside the boundary of this system is called
 Select correct option:
 Process
 Data Flow
 External Agent
 Data Store
Question # 9 of 10 ( Start time: 09:06:29 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 In use case diagram, the scope of the system is defined by:
 Select correct option:
 Actor
 Entity
 System Boundary
 "Extends" relationship
Question # 10 of 10 ( Start time: 09:06:48 PM ) Total Marks: 1
 In use case diagram, an ellipse signifies a(n):
 Select correct option:
 actor
 class
 use case
 system boundary
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