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Exam C2140-839
Title Rational Unified Process v7.0
Updated Version: 1.0
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QUESTION 1
What is the purpose of a Capability Pattern?
A. Iteratively shows project team capabilities

B. Publishes end-to-end processes
C. Assigns capabilities to a role
D. Composes delivery processes
Answer: D
QUESTION 2
What is a benefit of balancing competing stakeholder priorities?
A. Achievement of business value

B. Reduction in custom development
C. A better understanding of what assets can be leveraged
D. Ability to understand and prioritize business and user needs
Answer: B
QUESTION 3
What is a typical breakdown of total project effort across the phases?
A. Inception 20% Elaboration 50% Construction 20% Transition 10%

B. Inception 5%, Elaboration 20%, Construction 45%, Transition 30%
C. Inception 10% Elaboration 10% Construction 70% Transition 10%
D. Inception 5% Elaboration 20% Construction 65% Transition 10%
Answer: D
QUESTION 4
Which three views show the work performed in a delivery process and its elements?
(Choose three.)
A. Work-Breakdown-Structure
B. Description
C. Team Application
D. Work Product Usage
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 5
What are three purposes of the Business Modeling Discipline? (Choose three.)
A. Ensures a common understanding concerning the product to be built

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B. Provides information about the structure and dynamics of organizations in which the
system is to be deployed
C. Derives system requirements
D. Provides a basis for planning the content for iterations
Answer: B,C,D
QUESTION 6
What are three types of work products? (Choose three.)
A. Artifact
B. Deliverable
C. Milestone
D. Outcome
Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 7
Which statement is true about the relationship between tasks, activities and delivery
processes?
A. Activities can be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process

B. Activities must be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process
C. Activities can NOT be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process
D. Activities are not related to delivery processes
Answer: A
QUESTION 8
Which two concepts guide iterative development? (Choose two.)
A. Early completion of simple features to show progress to the customer

B. Informal plans, allowing features to be moved to future iterations
C. Early baselining of architecture allowing stability in planning, content and
organization
D. Scope validation by stakeholders to account for their needs
Answer: C,D
QUESTION 9
What are two functions of Configuration Management? (Choose two.)
A. Addresses the organizational infrastructure

B. Provides a history and rationale for changes
C. Describes the project structure
D. Identifies the product constituent configuration items

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Answer: C,D
QUESTION 10
Business Modeling is input to __________. (Choose two.)
A. Requirements
B. Analysis and Design
C. Environments
D. Tests
Answer: A,B
QUESTION 11
What are three purposes of the requirements discipline? (Choose three.)
A. Defines system boundaries

B. Defines a user interface for the system
C. Details a user interface for the system
D. Provides a basis planning the content for iterations
Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 12
What is the key benefit of implementing the principle of elevating the level of
abstraction?
A. Better requirements
B. More rapid code access
C. Modeling the architecture
D. Reduced complexity
Answer: D
QUESTION 13
What are three key principles of business-driven development? (Choose three.)
A. Adapt the artifacts

B. Demonstrate value iteratively
C. Collaborate across teams
D. Focus continuously on quality
Answer: B,C,D
QUESTION 14
Which two model elements can be linked to descriptors? (Choose two.)

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A. Phase
B. Task
C. Activity
D. Role
Answer: B,D
QUESTION 15
What are three types of work products? (Choose three.)
A. Artifact
B. Deliverable
C. Milestone
D. Outcome
Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 16
What is the main benefit of the principle of demonstrating value iteratively?
A. Simplified project planning

B. Early reduction of risk
C. Minimizing change
D. Better product quality
Answer: B
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abstraction?
D. Reduced Complexity
Answer: D
QUESTION 18
What are two benefits that result from implementing the principle focusing continuously
on quality? (Choose two.)
A. Better quality
B. Easier testing cycle
C. More regression testing

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D. Earlier insight into progress
Answer: A,D
QUESTION 19
Which element of RUP typically applies to several work products, tasks or activities?
A. A concept
B. A guideline
C. A tool mentor
D. A practice
Answer: A
QUESTION 20
What is a benefit of adapting the process?
A. More precise planning

B. Better product quality
C. More accurate early estimates
D. Better lifecycle efficiency
Answer: D
QUESTION 21
The Iteration Plan belongs to ______________.
A. The project management domain the specification work product kind

B. The assessment domain and the project management work product kind
C. The planning domain and the project management work product kind
D. The project management domain and the plan work product kind
Answer: D
QUESTION 22
Which three work products belong in the project management discipline? (Choose three.)
A. Risk Management Plan

B. Business Case
C. Test Evaluation Summary Report
D. Project Plan
Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 23
What are three purposes of the Requirements Discipline? (Choose three.)

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A. Defines systems boundaries

Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 24
What is often result of applying the key principle of collaborating across teams?
A. Specialized skills
B. Employees that better know their roles
C. Motivated workforce
D. Earlier integration
Answer: C
QUESTION 25
What are two benefits of implementing the business-driven principle collaboration across
teams? (Choose two.)
A. Increased motivation
B. Integrated business, software and operation teams
C. Increased team productivity
D. Better business and development cohesion
Answer: C,D
QUESTION 26
What are three purpose of the Requirements Discipline? (Choose three.)
A. Defines system boundaries

Answer: A,B,D
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Answer: D
QUESTION 28
In Planning for iterative development, the project plan is referred to as a _________.
A. Roadmap
B. Fine-grained plan
C. Detailed plan
D. Risk management tool
Answer: A
QUESTION 29
Which is a fine-grained plan?
A. Software Development Plan

B. Business Case
C. Iteration Plan
D. Risk Management Plan
Answer: C
QUESTION 30
Which three work products belong in the Project Management discipline? (Choose three.)
A. Risk Management Plan

B. Business Case
C. Test Evaluation Summary Report
D. Project Plan
Answer: A,B,D
QUESTION 31
What is a benefit of balancing competing stakeholder priorities?
A. Achievement of business value

B. Reduction in custom development
C. A better understanding of what assets can be leveraged
D. Ability to understand and prioritize business and user needs
Answer: B
QUESTION 32
What is the purpose of a capability pattern?

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A. Iteratively shows project team capabilities

B. Publishes end-to-end processes
C. Assigns capabilities to a role
D. Composes delivery processes
Answer: D
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processes?

Answer: A
QUESTION 34
Which three are process views? (Choose three.)
A. Work Breakdown structure

B. Team Allocation
C. Work Production Usage
D. Process Workflow
Answer: A,B,C
QUESTION 35

Answer: D
QUESTION 36
In the Construction phase, what are the two areas of focus of the iteration plan? (Choose
two.)
A. Development efficiency
B. Project scoping
C. Architecture risks
D. Product quality

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Answer: A,D
QUESTION 37
What are two benefits of implementing the business-driven principle focus continually on
quality? (Choose two.)
A. Greater productivity
B. Higher product quality
C. Improved reuse
D. Earlier insights into measure of progress and quality
Answer: B,D
QUESTION 38
A benefit of a right-sized process is an improvement in ____________.
A. Lifecycle Efficiency
B. Requirements
C. Delivered code
D. Quality
Answer: A
QUESTION 39
processes?

Answer: A
QUESTION 40
Which is part of the evaluation criteria for successful completion of the Elaboration
phase?
A. A final set of requirements is agreed upon

B. All detailed design documents are reviewed
C. The architecture is stable
D. Less than 50% of project budget is expended
Answer: C

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Explanation:
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abstraction?
D. Reduced complexity
Answer: D
QUESTION 42
Why does the risk-profile decline more rapidly for iterative development than waterfall
development? (Choose two.)
A. Iterative development exposes flaws and enables resolution earlier in the lifecycle
B. With iterative development, customer satisfaction is maintained by early, incremental
deliveries of capability
C. In iterative development, the software architecture can be revised in any iteration to
support new features and overcome performance problems
D. Iterative development allows key, non-functional requirements (i.e performance, fault
tolerance and maintainability) to be addressed early in development
Answer: A,D
QUESTION 43
Where can an analyst find the guidelines that address how to perform the task identity
actors?
A. Task Description Page

B. Role Description Page
C. Actor Description Page
D. Analyst Set Description Page
Answer: A
QUESTION 44
A role is a set of responsibilities ______________.
A. Skills and competencies

B. Skills and tasks
C. Tasks and artifacts
D. Task and work products

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Answer: A
Explanation:
QUESTION 45
Why is it important to balance competing stakeholder priorities?
A. To optimize the business value

B. To obtain early requirements agreement
C. To better architect the system
D. To minimize cost
Answer: A
QUESTION 46
What is the focus of the Environment Discipline?
A. The current process

B. Activities necessary to configure the process for a project
C. Current tools
D. Current staff skills and capabilities
Answer: B
QUESTION 47
What relationship(s) can a work product have to task?
A. Input only
B. Output only
C. Input and Output
D. Optional input, mandatory input and output
Answer: D
QUESTION 48
What is the top-down hierarchy of process elements in the Classic RUP Lifecycle
delivery process?
A. Activity, Task, Iteration Phase

B. Phase, Iteration, Activity, Activity Descriptor
C. Iteration, Phase, Activity, Milestone
D. Phase, Iteration, Activity, Sub-Activity
Answer: D

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QUESTION 49
Which two statements are true about an Executable Architecture? (Choose two.)
A. It is a disposable prototype of the application

B. It is a simulation of the executing system
C. It is a validation (testable) of the architecture
D. It is the baseline for the rest of development
Answer: C,D
QUESTION 50
What is the purpose of the Project Plan?
A. to assess the feasibility of the project

B. To establish project staffing
C. To describe the phases and major milestones of the project
D. To provide a sound rationale for project funding
Answer: C
QUESTION 51
In RUP, What does the Software Development Plan contain?
A. Iteration Plan
B. Requirements Management Plan, Master Validation Plan, Quality Test Plan and Risk
Management Plan
C. Problem Resolution Plan, Product Acceptance Plan, Measurement Plan, Risk
Management Plan and Quality Assurance Plan
D. Requirements Management Plan, Product Metrics Plan and Software Test Assurance
Plan
Answer: C
QUESTION 52
Which of the seven core metrics for iterative development are used as Management
Indicators?
A. Change traffic and stability, breakage and modularity

B. Work and progress; budgeted cost and expenditures, staffing and team dynamics
C. Defect rates from design documented reviews
D. Rework and adaptability, mean time between failures (MTBS); maturity
Answer: B
QUESTION 53
What are three purposes of the Project Management Discipline? (Choose three.)

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A. To provide project status and measures

B. To provide a framework for managing software-intensive projects
C. To provide practical guidelines for planning, staffing, executing and monitoring
projects
D. To provide a framework for managing risk
Answer: B,C,D
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Answer: D
QUESTION 55
Which two statements are true about iterations? (Choose two.)
A. Working software is always delivered to the customer

B. An iterations always has a plan and evaluation criteria
C. An iterations is a mini project with a plan, deliverables and assessment
D. There are always multiple iterations in each phase
Answer: B,C
QUESTION 56
Which two are process elements? (Choose two.)
A. Task
B. Activity
C. Capability Pattern
D. Guideline
Answer: B,C
QUESTION 57
Which two factors determine the duration of an iteration? (Choose two.)
A. The size of the project

B. The priority set by the customer on particular features
C. The requirement for a minimum of six iterations in a project
D. The level of automation used to manage code, distribute information and perform

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testing
Answer: A,D
Explanation:
QUESTION 58
What is often the result of applying the key principle of collaborating across teams?
A. Specialized skills
B. Employees that better know their roles
C. Motivated workforce
D. Earlier integration
Answer: C
QUESTION 59
Which two activities does Deployment Discipline Manage? (Choose two.)
A. Activities associated with testing at the installation and target sites

B. Activities associated with creating end-user support material and creating user training
material
C. Activities associates with ensuring that the software product is available for end users
D. Activities associated with Beta testing
Answer: B,C
QUESTION 60
What is the purpose of the Project Plan?
A. to assess the feasibility of the project

B. To establish project staffing
C. To describe the phases and major milestones of the project
D. To provide a sound rationale for project funding
Answer: C
QUESTION 61
Where are a tasks input and output work products shown?
A. Task Checklist
B. Task Element Description pages
C. Work Product Element Description pages
D. Discipline workflow pages
Answer: B

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QUESTION 62
What are three characteristics of a task? (Choose three.)
A. Is work a role performs

B. Occurs once in an iteration
C. Has granularity of a few hours to a few days
D. Usually affects only one or a small number of work products
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 63
A role is a set of related responsibilities ___________.
A. Skills and competencies

B. Skills and tasks
C. Tasks and artifacts
D. Tasks and work products
Answer: A
QUESTION 64
Each Plug-in separates method content from processes. What are two subcategories of
processes? (Choose two.)
A. Content Packages
B. Capability Patterns
C. Custom Category
D. Delivery Processes
Answer: B,D
QUESTION 65
Why does the risk-time profile decline more rapidly for iterative development than
waterfall development? (Choose two.)
A. Iterative development exposes design flows and enables resolution earlier in the
lifecycle
B. With iterative development, customer satisfaction is maintained by early, incremental
deliveries of capability
C. In iterative development, the software architecture can be revised in any iteration in
too support new features and overcome performance problems
D. Iterative development allows key, non-functional requirements (i.e performance, fault
tolerance and maintainability) to be addressed early in development
Answer: A,D

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QUESTION 66
What are two functions of a Status Assessment? (Choose two.)
A. Manages expectations
B. Provides a mechanism for resolving management issues
C. Rates the overall project quality
D. Resolves risk items
Answer: A,B
QUESTION 67
Which three are RUP disciplines? (Choose three.)
A. Program Management
B. Configuration and Change Management
C. Requirements
D. Analysis and Design
Answer: B,C,D
QUESTION 68
As a process engineer, you are asked to develop a process element for tasks and steps in
an activity called plan for next iteration. The tasks and order of steps will be the same
during inception, Elaboration, Construction and Transition phases. With a focus on future
maintenance, what is the most appropriate process element you can develop?
A. Task Descriptor
B. Capability Pattern
C. Delivery Process
D. Activity Descriptor
Answer: B
QUESTION 69
The requirements Discipline describes how to ____________. (Choose two.)
A. Translate the version into a user-case model

B. Create a use-case model
C. Create requirement types
D. Create a vision
Answer: A,D
QUESTION 70
What are two benefits of implementing the business-driven principle collaboration across

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teams? (Choose two.)
A. Increased motivation
B. Integrated business, software and operation teams
C. Increased team productivity
D. Better business and development cohesion
Answer: C,D
QUESTION 71
What is typical breakdown of total project effort across the phases?
A. Inception 20% Elaboration 50% Construction 20% Transition 10%

B. Inception 5% , Elaboration 20%, Construction 45%, Transition 30%
C. Inception 10%, Elaboration 10% Construction 70%, Transition 10%
D. Inception 5%, Elaboration 20%, Construction 65% Transition 10%
Answer: D
QUESTION 72
In what lifecycle phase is software architecture the primary focus?
A. Elaboration
B. Implementation
C. Design
D. Transition
E. Inception
Answer: A
QUESTION 73
Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the
Construction phase? (Select all that apply)
A. It involves more work on requirements than on implementation

B. It makes significant changes to the architecture established during Elaboration
C. It involves a significant amount of testing
D. It includes creation of the Development Case for the project
E. It updates the Risk List
Answer: C,E
QUESTION 74
When does an iterative lifecycle enable user/customers to participate in the
development process?

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A. Only at the beginning and at the end of the schedule

B. In potentially every iteration, to review releases and provide input
C. When documentation must be generated
D. Only at major milestones
Answer: B
Explanation:
QUESTION 75
How do you represent an actor in basic UML notation?
A. Rectangle containing the actor's name

B. Arrow
C. Rectangle with three compartments
D. Oval
E. Stick figure
Answer: E
QUESTION 76
Which of the following are evaluation criteria for reaching the Lifecycle Objectives
Milestone? (Select all that apply)
A. Stakeholders concur on scope definition and cost/schedule estimates

B. The key approaches to be used in test and evaluation are proven.
C. There is a shared understanding of the subset of requirements that have been captured
so far.
D. All risks have been identified and a mitigation strategy exists for each.
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 77
UML activity diagrams are used to describe what part of Rational Unified Process?
A. Activates within a workflow detail

B. Role responsibilities
C. Workflow diagrams for each discipline
D. The flow of information between major artifacts
Answer: C
QUESTION 78
What role is primarily responsible for the artifact Project-Specific uidelines?
A. Project Manager

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B. Technical Writer
C. Process Engineer
D. Tool Specialist
Answer: C
QUESTION 79
What is a model?
A. An item that is only needed if an OO coding language is used

B. The semantic equivalent of the software architecture document.
C. A complete yet typically abstract description of a system from a particular perspective
D. The same thing as a diagram.
Answer: C
QUESTION 80
Which of the following is true with respect to a typical RUP iterative lifecycle
project?
A. Detailed iteration plans must be completed during the Inception phase for the entire
project.
B. Planning is done incrementally, starting with coarse-grained planning followed by
fine-rained planning
C. Planning is rarely done.
D. Planning is done only at the start of each phase
E. Detailed iteration planning is done first
Answer: B
QUESTION 81
Which of the following workflow details belong to the Project Management
discipline? (Select all that apply)
A. Evaluate Project Scope and Risk

B. Monitor and Control Project
C. Management iteration
D. Understand Stakeholder Needs
Answer: A,B,C
QUESTION 82
Which of the following statements characterize project metrics in Rational Unified
Process? (Select all that apply)
A. They provide insight into progress and quality

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B. They are useful tracking trends in important variables such as rework.

C. They should not be collected on early iterations
D. They must be collected manually to be accurate
E. They are the basis for iteration assessment
Answer: A,C,D,E
Explanation:
QUESTION 83
Which of the following are software engineering best practices recommended by
Rational Unified Process? (Select all that apply)
A. Develop iteratively
B. Use component architectures
C. Manage change
D. Maximize reuse
E. Freeze requirements at project inception
Answer: A,B,C
QUESTION 84
Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Elaboration
phase? (Select all that apply)
A. It contributes significantly to the Software Architecture Document.

B. It produces executable software
C. It updates the Risk List
D. It request the leadership of the software architect
E. Its focus is on the development of the Vision and Business Case.
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 85
What statement is true of iterations?
A. You establish plans for each phase, but not for iterations.
B. Only Transition iterations result in executables releases.
C. A lifecycle phase will be addressed by at least one iteration
D. A Construction iteration cannot include any requirements activities.
E. As a general rule, iterations contain many lifecycle phases
Answer: C
QUESTION 86
Which of the following are phases in Rational Unified Process? (Select all that

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apply)
A. Implementation
B. Transition
C. Inception
D. Planning
E. Elaboration
Answer: B,C,E
Explanation:
QUESTION 87
Which of the following statements are true concerning requirements?(Select all that
apply)
A. Use cases are used to represent functional requirements

B. Legal and regulatory requirements are usually best captured in use cases.
C. Most systems do not need any supplementary specifications
D. Most systems have no performance requirements
E. Supplementary specifications capture requirements that cannot easily be expressed as
use cases.
Answer: A,E
QUESTION 88
Which of the following are within the scope of the implementation on decipline?
(Select all that apply)
A. Integration the results produced by individual implementers (or teams) into an

executable system
B. Defining the organization of the code in terms of implementation subsystems
C. Implementing independent quality tests of the system or subsystem
D. Testing implementation elements
E. Implementing classes and objects
Answer: A,B,D,E
QUESTION 89
Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the Transition
A. It produces end-user support materials such as release notes

B. It results in creation of the Development Case for the project
C. It results in selection of an architectural baseline
D. It makes the products available for use by its intended end users.

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E. It requires significant reviews of and changes to the Vision.
Answer: A,D
QUESTION 90
Which of the following statements characterize a use case? (Select all that apply)
A. It models an interaction between an actor and the system

B. It contains one or more flows of events
C. It is initiated by an actor to invoke functionality
D. It helps define the scope of the system
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 91
Which of the following statements characterize a typical iteration in the inception
A. It includes development of the Development Case for the project

B. It includes creating detailed, fine-grained plans for all subsequent iterations.
C. It involves high-level coarse-rained planning of the four phases.
D. It identifies the initial business and technical risks that must be addressed by the
project
E. A significant amount of efforts is spent on the development of the Vision and Business
Case
Answer: A,C,D,E
QUESTION 92
Which of the following can impact the scope of an iteration? (Select all that apply)
A. The current phase of the project

B. Required system functionality
C. The project's specific objectives
D. The project's top risks
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 93
Which one of the following Test artifacts is the step-by-step instructions that realize
a test, enabling its execution?
A. Test Case
B. Test Class
C. Test Script
D. Test Suite

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Answer: C
QUESTION 94
Which groups might provide stakeholder representatives? (Select all that apply)
A. Designer
B. Investors
C. Production manager
D. The customer and the user representatives
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 95
Which of the following statements characterize the architecture emphasis in
A. The software architect is more important than the project manager

B. Architecture governs design guidelines, Including use of patterns and frameworks
C. Product structure derived from architectural groupings and interfaces
D. Architecture is a foundation for reuse
E. Architecture is the focus of the elaboration iterations
Answer: A,C,D,E
QUESTION 96
Which of the following are important decisions an Analysis and Design? (Select all
that apply)
A. Whether to generate code

B. How to perform the workflow
C. How to use artifacts
D. Which reports to use
E. How to monitor and control the project
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 97
Which of the following belong in a typical set of architectural views? (Select all that
apply)
A. Logical view
B. Use-case view
C. Design view
D. Deployment view
E. Implementation view

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Answer: A,B,D,E
QUESTION 98
Which of the following statements characterize a class diagram? (Select all that
apply)
A. It can be drawn using UML notation

B. It shows a sequence of interactions between classes.
C. It can be used to represent information within the logical and process views.
D. It can provide a view of high-level packages or the details of a single package
E. It shows the states and transitions of a class.
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 99
Which of the following are true about a use-case realization?
A. It may be represented using sequence diagrams.

B. It identifies what classes will be required to implement some use case behavior.
C. It may be represented using collaboration diagrams
D. It ties together use cases from the use-case model with classes in the desin models
through realization relationships.
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 100
Which of the following statements characterize good software architectures? (Select
all that apply)
A. They enable economically significant reuse.

B. They are maintainable and extensible.
C. They are highly complex.
D. They permit a clear division of work among teams of developers.
E. They encapsulate hardware and system dependencies.
Answer: A,B,D,E
QUESTION 101
Which of the following are recommended practices according to the Implementation
discipline? (Select all that apply)
A. You can use code reviews in place of developer testing

B. Implementation occurs only in the Construction phase
C. Implementers debug and test the elements they implement

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D. The software architectures the implementation Model.

E. You implement classes and objects.
Answer: C,D,E
QUESTION 102
Which of the following phrases characterize the Deployment view of architecture in
A. It shows mapping of processes onto physical nodes

B. It shows communication lines among physical nodes
C. It describes the physical network configuration
D. It describes how the software is developed using distributed development teams and
computing resources
Answer: A,B,C
QUESTION 103
What phrase best describes round-trip engineering ?
A. Another name for a development cycle

B. A term for the rework done in an iterative lifecycle
C. A techniques for keeping the design model synchronized with the source code through
a development cycle
D. Another name for the iterative lifecycle
E. The practice of developing software in parallel with installation and testing of the
hardware
Answer: C
QUESTION 104
Which of the following statements are true regarding risk management in Rational
Unified Process? (Select all that apply)
A. You must actively manage the Risk List in each iteration

B. Strategies to address risks include risk avoidance transfer and acceptance
C. Risk reduction drives iterations
D. The Risk List should include technical, business and management risks
E. It is best to develop low-risk portions of the system in early iterations to ensure early
success.
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 105
When does integration occur in an iterative lifecycles?

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A. In Elaboration, Construction, and Transition iterations, and sometimes in inception

B. Only at the end of Elaboration and Construction
C. Only in iterations that produce external releases.
D. Only at the end of Elaboration, Construction, and Transition.
Answer: A
QUESTION 106
Which of the following help to define the iteration Plan? (Select all that apply)
A. The current status of the project

B. The Development-Organization Assessment artifact
C. A list of risks you must address by the end of the iteration
D. A list scenarios or use cases you must complete by the end of the iteration.
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 107
Which of the following are purposes of a workflow detail? (Select all that apply)
A. To show how activities are performed parallel to each other rather than in sequence or
all at once.
B. To show involved roles, activities and input and output artifacts
C. To show grouping of activities that are often performed together
D. To defined all activities that are a part of the project
Answer: A,B,C
QUESTION 108
What is a Development Case?
A. The development process that you have chosen to follow in your project
B. A sample architectural design used to guide architectural decisions
C. A development cycle specifically devoted to maintenance
D. Another name for a key mechanism
Answer: A
QUESTION 109
Which of the following are major milestones of Rational Unified Process?
A. Lifecycle Objectives (LCO)

B. Preliminary Design Review (PDR)
C. Product Release
D. Initial Operational Capability (IOC)
E. Lifecycle Architecture (LCA)

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Answer: A,C,D,E
QUESTION 110
Which of the following characterize the approach to planning in RUP's development
lifecycle?
A. It is performed in an iterative fashion.

B. It produces a coarse-grained plan identifying the number of iterations per phase, their
objectives and duration
C. At the most detailed level, it consists of multiple iteration plans that establish the
fine-grained activities and milestones for an iteration
D. It incorporates risk management
Answer: A,B,C,D
QUESTION 111
Which of the following are important concerns in software architecture?
A. Describing the significant elements of a system their interfaces their collaborations

and their composition
B. Selecting the key structural elements and interfaces for composing a system
C. Composing structural and behavioral elements into logical subsystems
D. Creating a detailed class design
E. Specifying significant behavior in terms of collaborations among structural elements
Answer: A,B,C,E
QUESTION 112
What is an iteration Workflow?
A. Some action that a role performs, which provides a meaningful result in the context of
the project
B. A collection of activities within an iteration which are related to a major "area of
concern"
C. A sequential view of the process, describing a typical workflow within an iteration of
a given phase
D. A cycle of inception Elaboration, Construction, Transition.
Answer: D
QUESTION 113
Which of the following is true about the generalization relationship?
A. It is represented by a dashed arrow

B. It is represented by a diamond symbol.

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C. It is a special form of aggregation

D. It is often called inheritance
Answer: D
QUESTION 114
Which of the following statements are true concerning the Development Case?
A. You can use it to specify the degree of formality associated with an artifact
B. It is fixed during inception and does not generally change over the course of a project
C. You can use it to specify the tools used to produce an artifact
D. It tells you which artifacts to produce
Answer: A,C,D
QUESTION 115
How is a class represented in basic UML Notation?
A. Arrow
B. Rectangle containing the object's name
C. Oval
D. Rectangle with three compartments
E. Stick figure
Answer: D
QUESTION 116
Which of the following are models in Rational Unified Process? (Select all that
apply)
A. Construction Model
B. Implementation Model
C. Requirements Model
D. Design Model
Answer: B,D
QUESTION 117
Which of the following workflow details belong to the Configuration & Change
Management discipline? (Select all that apply)
A. Manage Baseline and Releases

B. Change and Deliver Configuration items
C. Manage iteration
D. Manage Change Requests

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E. Define the System
Answer: A,B,D

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A. Iteratively shows project team capabilities

A. Achievement of business value

A. Inception 20% Elaboration 50% Construction 20% Transition 10%

A. Ensures a common understanding concerning the product to be built

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A. Activities can be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process

A. Early completion of simple features to show progress to the customer

A. Addresses the organizational infrastructure

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A. Defines system boundaries

A. Adapt the artifacts

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A. Simplified project planning

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D. Earlier insight into progress

A. More precise planning

A. The project management domain the specification work product kind

A. Risk Management Plan

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A. Defines systems boundaries

A. Defines system boundaries

A. More precise planning

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A. Software Development Plan

A. Risk Management Plan

A. Achievement of business value

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A. Iteratively shows project team capabilities

A. Activities can be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process

A. Work Breakdown structure

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A. Activities can be repeated wherever necessary in the delivery process

A. A final set of requirements is agreed upon

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A. Task Description Page

A. Skills and competencies

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A. To optimize the business value

A. The current process

A. Activity, Task, Iteration Phase

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A. It is a disposable prototype of the application

A. to assess the feasibility of the project

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A. To provide project status and measures

A. More precise planning

A. Working software is always delivered to the customer

A. The size of the project

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A. Activities associated with testing at the installation and target sites

A. to assess the feasibility of the project

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A. Is work a role performs

A. Skills and competencies

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A. Translate the version into a user-case model

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