Fundamentals of UML. Educational manual. Sholpan Jomartova

and flow;

      c) connection and transition;

      d) action and event.

      2. In general, activity diagrams are made up of:

      a) nodes and transitions;

      b) activities and transition connections;

      c) branch points and transitions;

      d) characters and lines.

      3. An exception can be shown on activity diagram using a zigzag line:

      a) true;

      b) false.

      4. Decision point and merging point are marked:

      a) with different symbols;

      b) with the same symbol;

      c) with the same or different symbols depending on the context.

      5. If multiple transitions enter an activity, they are:

      a) implicit merging point;

      b) implicit connector.

      6. Any transition that came in merging point or connector waits for remaining transitions:

      a) true;

      b) false.

      7. Term "swim lane" is no longer used:

      a) because swim lanes are no longer elements of the UML;

      b) because role separation can be multidimensional and then it is not similar to swimming lanes;

      c) the term "swim lane" is still used, d) both b and c.

      8. Activities can belong to two roles, if they are members of multidimensional separation:

      a) true;

      b) false.

      9. Branching and merging points are shown with:

      a) oval;

      b) circle;

      c) square;

      d) rhombus.

      10. Activity diagrams are different from flowcharts, because they support:

      a) swim lanes;

      b) parallel workflow;

      c) branching points;

      d) activity states.

      CHAPTER № 7

      Cоmpоnеnt Dіagram. Dеplоуmеnt Dіagram

      Brief content:

      Elements of cоmpоnеnt dіagram

      Elements of dеplоуmеnt dіagram

      Elements of cоmpоnеnt dіagram

      In UML, 1 was a separate symbol for the component (Figure 28). In UML 2 the icon, but you can designate a rectangle like the class icon. Or you can use the key word «component» (component).