Have a look at this diagram of a quality attribute scenario:

Q4 - is a condition that will cause the system to respond. What is this called?

Which of these could be considered under the environment in a quality attribute scenario?

Who are the three main groups of people involved in the architecture tradeoff analysis method?

Leon is analyzing the architecture and notices that under conditions of high numbers of users signing on at the same time, there is a potential that one of the architecturally significant requirements (ASRs) will not be met. What is this called?

Maddie's software team is split into two subteams working on two different components that work together. These teams share one large room and are in constant contact. According to Conway's Law, what could happen if Maddie does not physically separate the two subteams?

This is one of the styles of implementing variations. What is it called?

Which of these is NOT a typical advantage of developing a product line?

Andy is planning the development of a product line of eBook readers, and he has to categorize the components that will be handled by each team. There is one product in the line which has a backlight for reading during the night. In the development process, where would you categorize this feature?

Which of these views show the functional design of the software, usually in the form of objects and the relationships between them?

Which of these UML diagrams are likely to be part of the process view? Select two correct answers.

To which view would the Package Diagram belong? Remember that a package diagram shows the packages that make up a software and how they are related.

Which of these statements about Component Diagrams is true?

Which of these Package Diagrams is invalid?

Which of these will you NOT find in a deployment diagram?

Which of these diagrams correctly shows a component?

Which of these does NOT belong on an activity diagram?

What is an artifact?

What is an abstract data type?

Which of these are advantages of the main program and subroutine architectural style? Select two correct answers.

Which of these accurately represents basic Database Architecture?

Select the one accurate statement about layered architecture:

What is the correct term for a machine that hosts a server?

Some programs allow users to record a sequence of inputs - for example, keyboard and mouse inputs - to run later. What are these called?

Data Flow Architecture is also called...

Which of these is NOT a common component of event-driven architectures?

Which type of process control that we discussed is typically needed for complex systems?

Which of these is a drawback of n-Tier architecture?

Which of these is NOT an example of Interpreter type architecture?

Which of these terms matches this definition: 'The amount of time the system is operational over a set period of time'?

Which of these quality attributes is most important from the developer's perspective?

Could be described as: 'how the artifact will behave as a result of receiving a stimulus.' What is this called?

could be described as: “the mode of the system when it receives a stimulus.” What is this called?

General quality attributes like performance and security have more specific components like throughput and latency for performance. What are these called?

Which strategy is NOT part of delivering a high-quality system?

True or False: You should focus on situations that are outside the normal execution path when building a quality attribute scenario.

Maintenance Downtime is an attribute refinement of what quality attribute?

Eliza is planning a product line of media boxes. Some of these will connect to traditional television lines, whereas others will only have internet media like video-streaming services. What is this type of difference between products called?

Mozilla Firefox and other browsers have ecosystems of add-ons for their browsers that add functionality, for example by blocking ads or providing tools for online shopping. What is this style of variation called?