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one question in UML 486 test(1)

 
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4) True or false. Ideally, all public methods in business model objects are defined directly or indirectly because of a use case requirement.

a) True
b) False
What does this question mean? I am not quite understand.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!
 
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Hi Jean,
I think it should be true.
Use cases are used for identifying the process involved in the problem domain.Later in the Build Phase Iterative Development Cycle, this process is used to identify the concepts in the Conceptual Model while Analysing and to convert these concepts into software models with attributes and business methods (behaviour) while Designing.
So ideally all the business methods are directly or indirectly defined because of the use case requirement.
Let me know your views on this.
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Thanks! Your explanation helps a lot!
 
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I struggled with this one because I don't think you have methods in a business model. When creating a business model based on business flow from Use Cases, I'm not sure a method is the correct semantec. I any case, presuming it's not a trick question, I would guess true as well.


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It is true. I'm an idiot. I didn't realize they meant business model as business objects in a model. I thought they were being tricky with business flow, etc...
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Anyone who pass the exam with 100%? I think it's true too, just want to make sure. Where is Hat Vim?
 
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