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systems analysis and design 12th

Questions and Answers of Systems Analysis And Design 12th

Does this pattern give the factor of extendibility to it?
Is change pattern domain-, context-, and application-specific? Provide valid reasons, if the answer is yes.
Can you differentiate between traditional and stable type of patterns. Highlight some points and provide arguments for each answer.
How do BOs interact with each other and act in combination to create a pattern for deployment. Provide a list of BOSs for patterns that you did while answering Question 11.data from in question 11
Is this pattern scalable? If so, list some of the reasons.
Develop the following systems using the change pattern:1. Accounting change: A change in accounting principles, accounting estimates, or the reporting entity. A change in an accounting principle is a
Why is propaganda a famous English word? List your answers.
Why is the term propaganda special to the context of this chapter?
List some of the most notable instances of propaganda in the history of humanity.
List five scenarios, where you can apply propaganda pattern. Do not use the ones that are highlighted in the chapter.
How does propaganda pattern help understand the core of the problem?
Is the word propaganda a specific term or is it too general to be used in an array of different contexts.
What are the functional requirements for this chapter? Are they the BOs for the pattern?
How do you apply nonfunctional requirements for this chapter? List more and explain their relevance.
Identify the EBT for the word propaganda.
List some BOs for this term and define each one of them in your own words.
Discuss some contexts, where you can apply this pattern.
What are some of the unexpected problems that are likely to come while designing the pattern on propaganda?
Create five more patterns for propaganda. Use three different scenarios.
What are the expected outcomes of creating this pattern? Compare them with a traditional pattern design.
Define some research issues of this chapter and give reasons for how one can solve them.
Is this pattern stable and rugged over time?
Is propaganda pattern domain- and application-specific?
How do different BOs interact with each other and act in combination to create a pattern for deployment. Write an exhaustive scenario where different BOs play their roles.
Develop the following systems using the propaganda pattern:1. Atrocity propaganda is a term that refers to the spreading of deliberate fabrications or exaggerations about the crimes committed by an
What is fairness? Can you list different meanings of this word?
Is the word fairness the most appropriate candidate for creating a stable pattern? If so, give reasons.
What is the main business theme (EBT) for fairness?
Can you highlight different applications of the word fairness?
Could fairness pattern be applied to all domains?
Identify and list different BOs for this pattern.
Do they work as a team to make the pattern stable and robust?
List four, where you can design a pattern for fairness.
Is it possible to write a class diagram to represent each one of these patterns?
Fairness is a specific word. Do you agree? If yes, give reasons.
Can you list some of the identified nonfunctional requirements for this pattern?
Can you highlight three important benefits of designing this pattern?
List five main disadvantages of this pattern, if any.
Compare this stable pattern with the ones that are designed by using a traditional method.
What are some of the industrial applications of this pattern? Describe them briefly.
What are some of the critical issues that you can raise out of this chapter?
Is fairness pattern stable and application specific?
Is it possible to extend it to different applications and domains?
Is it reusable and extendible?
BOs make this pattern stable and extendible. Do you agree?
Develop the following systems using the fairness pattern:1. Tax fairness: A tax platform based on an ideal that aims to create a system of taxation that is fair, clear, and equivalent for all
Create a complete stable pattern by using the tips and heuristics provided in this chapter.
Write down some common case studies to highlight the importance of stable analysis patterns.
List all constraints, problems, benefits, and advantages of creating a stable pattern by using pattern structure and CRC cards.Write down CRC cards for the patterns that you want to create.
Use the detailed template to document the following patterns:• Passion• Violence• Intelligence
Use the mid-size template to document the following patterns:• Equality• Liberty• Security
Use the short template to document the following patterns:• Slavery• Torture• Freedom
What is a domain model?
What are the properties of domain models?
T/F: Developing conceptual models require both domain knowledge and modeling skills.
T/F: Analysis patterns are conceptual models that can be used to model and share domain knowledge.
T/F: Stable analysis patterns (SAPs) separate the core concepts of the domain from business-specific concepts.
T/F: Traditional analysis patterns do not separate the core concepts of the domain from business-specific concepts.
T/F: A traditional analysis pattern has a very limited reuse.
T/F: SAPs model the knowledge of the problem domain.
T/F: SAPs aid the understanding of the problem, rather than showing how to design a solution.
T/F: Traditional analysis patterns have limited reuse. Why?
Identify and discuss the traditional analysis patterns development approaches.
Name three samples of traditional analysis patterns developed using direct approach.
Name three samples of traditional analysis patterns developed using specialization approach.
Name three samples of traditional analysis patterns developed by using analogy approach.
T/F: SAPs are based on stability model.
T/F: Stability model is a layered approach for developing software systems.
Stability models have three layers. Name them?
T/F: EBT layer is the nucleus layer of stability model.
T/F: EBTs are enduring concepts and extremely stable.
T/F: EBTs are classes and they could be considered as goals, aims, rationales, and objectives.
T/F: BOs is the middle layer of stability model.
T/F: BOs are internally stable and externally adaptable.
T/F: BOs are semi-tangible and mostly conceptual.
T/F: BOs are the capabilities of achieving the goals (EBTs).
T/F: BOs are classes that map the EBTs of the system into more concrete objects.
T/F: IOs are classes that map the BOs of the system into physical objects.
T/F: BOs are externally adaptable through hooks or extension points by adding the necessary IOs.
T/F: EBTs + BOs = Knowledge Map of any domain or any system or any pattern.
T/F: IOs can be connected directly to the EBTs
Identifying the problem boundaries is not trivial for many means. Discuss.
Describe the process of identifying the EBTs.
Describe the process of identifying the BOs.
What are the differences between EBTs and BOs?
T/F: The product of the first-level abstraction is design.
T/F: The product of the second-level abstraction is architecture.
What are the differences between SAPs and traditional analysis patterns?
Take the negotiation pattern and add a second abstraction level for Any Agreement.
Take the trust pattern and add a second abstraction level for Any Rating.
Apply the Negotiation pattern to purchasing an item online.• Draw a class diagram of using negotiation patterns to purchase an item online.• Generate a significant use case for this context.•
List the properties of EBTs and each of the properties as Stable Analysis Patters.
For negotiation stable analysis pattern.a. Name a few context of negotiation.b. Use one of the context and draw a class diagram.c. Document a detailed and significant use case selected context in
For trust stable analysis pattern.a. Name a few context of Trust.b. Use one of the context and draw a class diagram.c. Document a detailed and significant use case selected context in b.d. Create a
Explain and define Pattern.
Define generality. Why is it important?
Define traceability. Why is it important?
“Satisfying both generality and traceability is a factual challenge in current analysis patterns.” Explain why.
Can generality be achieved if pattern as developed as templates? Justify your answer.
Why developing patterns as templates sacrifice their traceability?

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