On an activity diagram with the full SysML set, an object node parameter pin marked '{stream}' indicates what?
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Question · Hard
Which property on an object flow specifies the rate at which tokens flow (tokens per unit time)?
An object node marked {nobuffer} on an activity diagram means:
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An object node marked {overwrite} indicates which behavior?
On an activity diagram, what does an 'interruptible region' (dashed-line region with an arrow exit) capture?
What is a 'flow final' node on an activity, and how does it differ from 'activity final'?
Question · Easy
Which control node combines decision and merge into a single node when used appropriately on an activity diagram?
Question · Medium
What is a 'data store' node on an activity diagram?
A pre-condition on an activity is captured how?
Which control operator on an activity edge restricts when a token may pass (advanced flow control)?
On an activity diagram, what does a 'parameter set' on an activity parameter capture?
Which kind of action processes its input pins one at a time and emits exactly one output token (e.g., adding 1 to an integer)?
Which combined fragment in a sequence diagram describes parallel execution of operands without ordering between them?
Which combined fragment models 'this fragment is the only valid trace; any other behavior is illegal'?
Which combined fragment indicates 'this fragment must NOT happen — these traces are forbidden'?
A 'lifeline decomposition' on a sequence diagram allows what?
What does a 'gate' on a sequence diagram represent?
An interaction use ('ref' frame) inside a sequence diagram does what?
On a sequence diagram, what is a 'state invariant' on a lifeline?
Which is a typical use of nested 'activations' (execution specifications) on a single lifeline?
What does a 'duration constraint' on a sequence diagram specify?
An 'observation' (e.g., '{t = now}') on a sequence diagram captures what?
On a state machine using the full SysML set, what does an 'orthogonal composite state' (multi-region) capture?
Which pseudostate forks a transition into multiple regions of an orthogonal composite state?
Which pseudostate joins multiple region transitions into one outgoing transition (synchronizing exit from an orthogonal composite state)?
What does a 'submachine state' represent on a state machine?
What are 'connection points' (entry/exit points) on a submachine state used for?
What are 'shallow history' (H) and 'deep history' (H*) used for?
What is a 'deferred event' on a state?
What is a 'terminate node' (X) on a state machine?
Which transition kind: an arrow that starts and ends within the same state without exit/entry behaviors firing?
What does 'choice' pseudostate evaluate guards based on?
What is the meaning of an internal transition labeled 'tick / count++'?
Which kind of feature on a block declares the ability to receive a particular signal type asynchronously?
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What is the difference between an 'ordered' and an 'unique' collection on a block property?
What does 'readOnly' on a property mean?
What does 'property redefinition' allow when specializing a block?
What does a 'distributed property' (notation '{distributed}' on a block property) capture?
What is a 'shared aggregation' (white/hollow diamond) versus 'composite aggregation' (filled diamond)?
What is an 'association block'?
What is a 'generalization set' on a bdd?
Which value type kind has a structured composition (e.g., 'Position' = {x:Real, y:Real, z:Real})?
What is an 'enumeration' value type?
What does it mean for a block to declare a 'classifier behavior'?
Which compartment on a block lists owned behaviors that are not the classifier behavior?
Defining instances of a block (instance specifications) on a bdd is useful for what?
An 'activity hierarchy' on a bdd shows what?
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