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A design team is applying the MARTE profile to its model to add information about timing and resources What is a best practice to provide the MARTE information to the engineers who require it?

• A. Define a viewpoint and conform views for the engineers
• B. Define a model library that encapsulates the MARTE data for the engineers
• C. Create a separate model for the MARTE data and import it into the system model.
• D. Always show the MARTE stereotypes and properties in the diagrams

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in executing a model-based systems engineering methodology, what should the first step m building the model be?

• A. Define the domain model structure
• B. Define the initial model organization.
• C. Define the business or enterprise use cases.
• D. Define the initial set of system requirements

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Which kinds of model elements ate used to populate the typical stakeholder views of a design?

• A. primarily structural elements, such as block definition and internal block diagrams
• B. primarily use case and requirements diagrams
• C. primarily behavior elements, such as activity, state and sequence diagrams
• D. both behavioral and structural diagrams

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Which technique is typically used to support the automated generation of development artifacts from a SysML model?

• A. Define simple structures for artifacts and avoid complex layouts for office documents
• B. Adapt open-source model transformation tools originally developed for the software engineering discipline
• C. SysML already includes a concept for model-driven generation of office documents
• D. Apply stereotypes to model elements to add the metainformation required for the generation process.

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What are some general rules to be applied at the end of requirements analysis to determine that (1) an activity diagram is self-consistent and (2) all elements on the diagram belong there' Select the option that gives the most general answer without including any irrelevant rules

• A. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case. (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to an output object, butler, or data store. (3) There Is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final node
• B. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement, use case or undocumented user need. (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer, data store or the object is consumed without producing any other object (3) .There is a path from the initial node to every activity final and How final node.(b) an action that clearly states how
• C. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case (2) Every Input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer, or data store how the object is consumed without producing any other object fv (3) There Is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final nodeor (b) an action that clearly states
• D. Every diagram element is traceable to a requirement or use case (2) Every input object can be traced through the diagram to (a) an output object, buffer or data store how the object is consumed without producing any other object. (3) There is a path from the initial node to every activity final and flow final node (4) The diagram has no cycles of control flows or (b) an action that clearly states