OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional - Model Builder - Advanced - OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 Exam Practice Test

A. define a profile that contains a tag for each type of X in the tool, and assign the stereotype to the blocks in the design model

B. define a profile that contains a stereotype for each type of module m X. and assign the stereotype to the blocks in lite design model

C. define a package that contains a block for each type of module m X (e g module_1 block) and create a dependency relationship from the module block to the blocks in the design model

D. define a package that contains a note for each type of module in X. and anchor notes to the blocks in the design model

E. define a profile that contains a stereotype with a tag that can store the name of the module in X. apply the stereotype to the blocks in the design model, and populate the tag

A. Repeat the methodology training tor the people involved and check every other week to see if the methodology usage by the teams is improving

B. Let each team decide on its individual development methodology. The teams' supervisors will have to budge gaps where they occur

C. Note if the systems engineering methodology still works with the company's business processes, and make modifications where needed

D. Tell the teams' supervisors to encourage better teamwork, and check every other week to see how the teams have improved

A. Export only the modified and new elements to XMI and import it to Tool A.

B. Partition the models and exchange parts of the models alter identifying the parts that were changed.

C. Produce a special XMI file expressing the differences from the original XMI and import it into Tool A

D. Import the entire model back to Tool A as a separate copy and use the tool's diff/merge utility to merge in the changes

A. instances of metamodels that can be described by an XML schema

B. only UML models including profiles

C. only UML and SysML models

D. instances of MOF models

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A. how software design patterns can be used to suggest Pre Planned Product Improvement (P3I) opportunities

B. how the system model can be used to facilitate change proposals, support plans, and training in the operational environment

C. how operational evaluation (OPEVAL) plans can be developed and cross-checked In a system modeling environment, using DoDAF operational views

D. how field support operations can be modeled using MBSE methods

A. direct support for quickly characterizing and prototyping services

B. the ability to rapidly prototype the user interface

C. access to a large model library and legacy code base

D. a robust ontology for characterizing complex systems

E. the ability to rapidly explore required system functionality

A. ibd

B. par

C. bdd

D. act

A. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Assign ownership of model elements at the package level- Only the owner of a package may make changes to elements in that package Note that each relationship between model elements must be contained within a single package

B. Use a configuration management tool to manage model elements. Allow packages to be checked out by any user for editing, which locks the elements therein contained Packages may be viewed in read-only mode by any user at any time All model users receive alerts when a package they are viewing has been modified and checked-in. and changes are highlighted Packages may not remain checked out overnight

C. Use a centralized repository for the model files Allow only engineers in the eastern-most time zone to upload changes to the model files in the mornings, and the western engineers in the afternoons. Either can download and view the model files at any time. This will assure maximum productivity while minimizing the possibility of collisions

D. Co-locate the modeling team Trying to maintain configuration of a model across a distributed team is extremely difficult and may not succeed