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| An action that an object can perform |
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| C, COLBOL, and Pascal are examples of what? |
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| Common programming languages |
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| The combining of process and data into a single entity. |
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| The process of only showing a user the information that they need or require |
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| A common set of attributes and methods |
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| The idea that classes pass on their attributes to inferior classes |
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| An instance of a certain class |
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| Any class that has an instance of it somewhere |
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| Classes that do not have specific instances elsewhere, but are generally used as a template for something else. |
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| means the same message can be interpreted differently by different classes of objects |
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| A technique that delays the identifying the type of object until run-time. |
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| In this type of system, the type of object would be determined at compile time |
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| Object Oriented approaches are most associated with with methadology? |
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| iterative development RAD |
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| In traditional approaches to breaking down problems, the decomposition is either process-centric or...? |
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| The underlying architecture of the evolving system drives the specification, construction, and documentation of the system |
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| describes the external behavior of the system from the perspective of the user |
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| Describes the structure of the system in terms of attributes, methods, classes, relationships, and messages |
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| Describes the internal behavior of the system in terms of messages passed between objects and state changes within an object-combines the process and data-modeling approaches, because the execution of a method can cause state changes in the receiving objects |
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| Unified Modeling Language |
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| Provides a common vocabularly of object-based terms and diagramming techniques to model any systems development project from analysis to design. |
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| Object Management Group (OMG) |
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| The group that manages and maintains the UML |
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| How many diagramming techniques were defined in UML 2.0? |
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| 14 programming techniques |
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| used for representing the data and static relationships that are in an information system |
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| Provide the analyst with a way to depict the dynamic relationship among the instances or objects that represent the business information system |
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| Rational Unified Process (RUP) |
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| defines how to apply UML through iterative, incremental development and prototyping |
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