OMG Certified UML Professional 2 (OCUP 2) - Intermediate Level - OMG-OCUP2-INT200 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. a construct with interaction operands and in interaction operator. B. more than one interaction combined in an interaction overview diagram C. an interaction occurrence covering more than one lifeline D. the combination of decomposed lifelines

A. 3 B. 2 C. 1 D. 0 E. 4

A. the location of the deployed artifact B. the deployed artifact's output data stream C. a shared aggregation relationship D. a node instance, but never a property instance

A. none B. one C. three D. two

A. class box with two smaller rectangles on its left side B. single sheet icon with a folder-over corner C. memo box D. syntactically well-formed file name E. <<artifact>> keyword

A. The properties of stereotypes are sometimes referred to as tag definitions. When a stereotype is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tagged values. B. The properties of metaclasses are sometimes referred to as tag definitions. When a metaclass is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tagged values. C. They are synonyms. D. The properties of stereotypes are sometimes referred to as tagged values. When a stereotype is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tag definitions.

A. Assembly connectors provide white box views of components, while delegation connectors provide black box views. B. An assembly connector connects the required interface or required port on=f one component with the provided interface or provided port of another component, while a delegation connector connects the external contract of a component with its internal parts. C. A delegation connector can be used to model the internals of a component, while an assembly connector cannot. D. An assembly connects two components while a delegation connector connects the internal contract of a component with its external parts.

A. Class C has internal structure. B. port p is connected to an object called F. C. Object c1 is a kind of component. D. Port p realizes the features defined by interface F. E. Port p requires the features defined by interface F.

A. port and connector end B. property, port, and parameter C. behavior, port and property D. connector end, port and part E. behavior, connector end, and port

A. three. B. none C. one D. two