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What distinguishes a software development methodology from a systems development methodology?

• A. Systems development methodologies tend to focus on holistic issues, while software development methodologies tend to focus on high quality code.
• B. There is no difference Any methodology good for software development should be good for systems development.
• C. For software intensive systems, there is effectively no difference between system development methodologies and software development methodologies
• D. All current systems development methodologies are extensions of previous software development methodologies.
• E. Software development methodologies employ formal architecting techniques, while systems development methodologies tend not to.

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Which feature needs to be added to the systems development environment to conduct a performance simulation?

• A. high-level architecture
• B. parametric diagrams
• C. object constraints
• D. numerical solver

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A modeling team supervisor has defined a stereotype of block named *projectBlocke and wants to prevent any use of an unstereotyped block What must the supervisor do?.

• A. mark the extending stereotype with the {required} keyword
• B. give * blocks the (abstract) keyword in the profile
• C. attach a note to "block" in the profile forbidding its use
• D. mark the extending stereotype with the {strict} keyword
• E. delete * blocks from the profile

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An engineering learn has been charged to design and build an embedded real-time control system using COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) purchased components where possible A technical risk for such a control system is that the system will miss (i.e . fail to respond to) critical inputs The project has the additional risk that there may not be any components on the market that will meet both timing and cost constraints Given this, what information must be in the model before the engineering team can begin selecting and procuring COTS components?

• A. (1) minimum period of time between any two successive critical inputs (2) maximum number of critical inputs that will arrive in a given time interval (3) maximum acceptable time to produce all outputs for a critical input (4) allocation of (3) to all behaviors involved in responding to a critical input (5) total system production cost provided by the customer (6) allocation of (5) to system components
• B. (1) minimum period of time between any two successive critical inputs (2) maximum acceptable time to produce ail outputs for a critical input (3) allocation of (2) to all behaviors involved in responding to a critical input (4) total system production cost provided by the customer (5) allocation of (4) to system components
• C. (1) minimum period of time between any two successive critical inputs (2) maximum acceptable time to produce all outputs for a critical input (3) allocation of (2) to all behaviors involved in responding to a critical input (4) total system production cost provided by the customer
• D. timing constraints for all behaviors involved in responding to a critical input
• E. (1) liming constraints for all behaviors involved in responding to a critical input (2) total system production cost provided by the customer

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A bank manager and his core team want to consolidate internal processes, detect conflicts among processes, and improve customer experience. The core team includes the lead person from each of the process areas (such as transactions, customer management, and marketing). The manager wants to architect the overall system processes based on the following.
(1) Relationships among the internal processes should be clearly identifiable and managed.
(2) The core team members should be able to improve their processes simultaneously.
(3) The architecture should aid visualization and analytics
Which model organization approach would be most efficient?

• A. create a SysML model that contains only one diagram showing all the core processes and their relationships
• B. create a SysML model that contains a package for each of the core processes, and a package for the overall consolidated process and related relationships
• C. create a SysML model for each of the core processes and for each relationship between processes
• D. create a SysML model that contains a package for each of the core processes, a package for each of the relationships between processes, and a package for the overall consolidated process
• E. create a SysML model for each of the core processes, and manage relationships between processes in a spreadsheet