A. suspend and resume
B. It has no values, but is intended for a modeler to extend with their own control values.
C. enable and disable
D. suspend, resume, enable and disable
A. Unambiguous
B. Traceable
C. Testable
D. Incomplete
E. Consistent
A. Allocating blocks to diagrams
B. Allocating activities to sequences
C. Allocating logical structures to physical structures
D. Allocating requirements to structures
E. Allocating resources to structures
A. To improve runtime performance
B. To simplify the codebase
C. To enhance modularity and maintainability
D. To increase code complexity
A. The internal structure and collaborations between parts within a system
B. The hierarchical decomposition of a system into subsystems or modules
C. The allocation of software components to hardware nodes
D. The dynamic behavior of a system in terms of states and transitions
A. action 9, action 1
B. action 2, action 9, action 1, start activity X, evC
C. action 2, action 9, action 1
D. stop activity X (If needed), action 2, action 9, action 1, action 4 start activity X
E. stop activity X (if needed), action 2, action 9, action 1, start activity X
A. A model since it says so on the top left
B. Clearly a diagram since SyMl is about diagrams
C. A model can be represented by a diagram, but the diagram is not the model
A. To model the behavior of an object in terms of states and transitions
B. To represent the internal structure of a block
C. To specify the points of interaction between a block and its environment
D. To define a set of operations that can be performed by a block
A. To show instances of classes and their relationships at a specific point in time
B. To illustrate the interactions between actors and the system
C. To depict the static structure of a system in terms of classes and their relationships
D. To represent the allocation of software components to hardware nodes
A. To identify the actors involved in the system
B. To describe the flow of events and interactions between actors and the system
C. To capture the structure of the system,s data
D. To specify the performance requirements of the system
D. To specify the behavior of the system as it responds to stimuli
A. String
B. Float
C. Boolean
