UML

Question 1

the default relationship between and actor and a use case

Answer 1

«communicate»

Question 2

Give your use case a unique name expressed in a few words

Answer 2

Oblong

Question 3

are good at helping you to capture, visualize, and describe an ordered set of actions from a beginning to an end.

Answer 3

Activity Diagram

Question 4

were called decision diamonds in flowcharts.

Answer 4

Decision and merge nodes

Question 5

are a useful analysis tool and can be used for process reengineering

Answer 5

Activity Diagrams

Question 6

UML symbol for an actor

Answer 6

Stickman

Question 7

UML symbol for use case

Answer 7

Oblong

Question 8

You use this relationship when a chunk of behavior is similar across more than one use case, and you don’t want to keep copying the description of that behavior

Answer 8

«include»

Question 9

to depict parallel behavior

Answer 9

Fork

Question 10

are the things that you do or that happen in an activity diagram

Answer 10

Action nodes

Question 11

represents whoever or whatever (person, machine, or other) interacts with the system

Answer 11

Actor

Question 12

is a directed arrow. It also referred to as just a flow or an edge.

Answer 12

Control flow

Question 13

to show relationship in use cases

Answer 13

arrows and lines

Question 14

are created as a finite set of serial actions or a combination of serial and parallel actions.

Answer 14

Activity Diagram

Question 15

used to converge parallel behavior back into a single flow

Answer 15

Join

Question 16

are also very helpful for writing acceptance test cases.

Answer 16

Use Case

Question 17

help users to describe visually the sequence of actions that leads you through the completion of a task.

Answer 17

Activity Diagram

Question 18

acts as a sentinel that requires a test be passed before flow continues.

Answer 18

Guard Condition

Question 19

use the same symbol and convey conditional branching and merging.

Answer 19

Decision and merge nodes

Question 20

used during requirements analysis as a graphical means of representing the functional requirements of the system.

Answer 20

Use Case