Recall & Review
beginner
What is an activity diagram?
An activity diagram is a visual representation that shows the flow of actions or activities in a system or process, similar to a flowchart but focused on workflows.
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beginner
What symbol represents the start of an activity diagram?
A filled black circle represents the start (initial node) of an activity diagram.
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intermediate
How do activity diagrams show decision points?
Decision points are shown as diamonds where the flow splits based on conditions, like choosing a path at a fork in a road.
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intermediate
What is the purpose of swimlanes in activity diagrams?
Swimlanes divide the diagram into sections to show which actor or part of the system is responsible for each activity, like lanes in a swimming pool.
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advanced
How does an activity diagram represent parallel activities?
Parallel activities are shown using a fork node (a thick horizontal or vertical bar) that splits the flow into multiple concurrent paths.
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Which symbol marks the end of an activity diagram?
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The end of an activity diagram is shown by a filled black circle inside a larger circle, called the final node.
What does a diamond symbol represent in an activity diagram?
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Diamonds represent decision points where the flow branches based on conditions.
What is the main use of swimlanes in activity diagrams?
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Swimlanes organize activities by who or what performs them.
How are concurrent activities shown in an activity diagram?
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Fork nodes split flow into parallel paths; join nodes merge them back.
Which of the following is NOT typically shown in an activity diagram?
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Class structure is shown in class diagrams, not activity diagrams.
Explain the main components of an activity diagram and their roles.
Think about how a process flows and who does what.
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Describe how activity diagrams help in understanding system workflows.
Imagine explaining a recipe or a daily routine step-by-step.
You got /5 concepts.