OMG-SYSML2-MU100 Certification Exam Sample Questions

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01. A behaviour declares both a flow and a succession. Which two statements about what each one contributes are correct?
(Choose two.)
a) A flow states that something is transferred between features
b) A flow states the order in which two actions are performed
c) A succession states that one action follows another in order
d) A succession requires the two actions to share a parameter
 
02. A model both allocates a control function onto a processor part and states that the processor satisfies a timing requirement. Which two readings are correct?
(Choose two.)
a) The allocation maps the control function onto the processor part
b) The allocation maps the control function onto the processor part
c) The allocation determines whether the timing requirement has been met
d) The satisfy statement names the processor as meeting the requirement
 
03. A model is organised as package Vehicle { package Powertrain { part def Engine; } package Chassis { import Powertrain::*; part mount : Engine; } }
Why can the Chassis package refer to Engine by that short name?
a) Because a part usage may name any definition without any qualification at all
b) Because the import copies Engine from Powertrain into Chassis
c) Because the import brings the names in Powertrain into scope for Chassis
d) Because nesting inside Vehicle makes every declared name globally visible
 
04. Which two statements about the definition-and-usage pattern in SysML v2 are correct?
(Choose two.)
a) A usage introduces a classifier and further usages reuse it
b) A definition places an element into the system being described
c) A usage is placed in a context and is typed by a definition
d) It applies across the language rather than to structure alone
 
05. A model contains package Air { part def Filter; } package Fluid { part def Filter; } package Build { import Air::*; part f : Filter; part g : Fluid::Filter; }
What does Build declare?
a) Two usages typed by the same definition, since both names resolve to one Filter
b) Two usages typed by different definitions, one imported and one qualified
c) Two definitions of Filter, since declaring a usage introduces the type it names
d) One valid usage and one unresolvable name, because Fluid was never imported
 
06. A fragment in a delivered model reads part def Sensor { attribute range : Length; } part def Lidar :> Sensor { attribute sweep : Angle; } part survey { part unit : Lidar; }
Which features does the usage unit carry?
a) Neither, because features declared on a definition never reach the usages typed by it
b) Both range and sweep, since Lidar inherits one and declares the other
c) range alone, because a usage carries the features of the most general definition
d) sweep alone, because a specialising definition drops and replaces what it inherits
 
07. A model contains package Platform { package Sensors { part def Lidar; } } and a separate package that declares part scanner : Platform::Sensors::Lidar;
What does the qualified name in that declaration accomplish?
a) It declares a new definition named Lidar nested under Platform
b) It copies Lidar into the declaring package so the name resolves locally
c) It names the definition through its owning namespaces without an import
d) It makes every member of Platform visible to the declaring package
 
08. An action definition declares action def Calibrate { in reading : Sample; inout trim : Curve; out verdict : Status; }
Which parameter both receives a value and returns a possibly changed value?
a) trim, because it is declared with both directions at once
b) reading, because a sample is consumed by the behaviour
c) verdict, because a status is produced by the behaviour
d) Curve, because it is the type shared across the parameters
 
09. Which two of the following describe ways SysML v2 structures the performance of actions?
(Choose two.)
a) Specialization, in which one action classifies another
b) Branching, in which alternative paths are selected
c) Succession, in which one action follows another
d) Annotation, in which a step carries explanatory text
 
10. A delivered model declares part def Wheel; once, and a chassis context then declares four nested part usages each typed by Wheel.
What does the model assert about the number of classifiers and the number of constituents?
a) One classifier and four constituents, the usages sharing that definition

b) One classifier and one constituent, the usages naming the same element

c) Four classifiers and four constituents, one classifier per nested usage
d) Four classifiers and one constituent, the definition being specialised

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: c
Question: 02
Answer: a, d
Question: 03
Answer: c
Question: 04
Answer: c, d
Question: 05
Answer: b
Question: 06
Answer: b
Question: 07
Answer: c
Question: 08
Answer: a
Question: 09
Answer: b, c
Question: 10
Answer: a

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