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Free iSQI ISAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture, Foundation Level CPSA-FL Exam Questions

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Question 1

Which of the following statements about (crosscutting) concepts are most appropriate? (Select four.)

Correct Answer: A. The definition of appropriate concepts ensures the conceptual integrity of the architecture.; B. Concepts are a means to increase consistency.; D. Uniform exception handling is most easily achieved when architects agree with developers upon a suitable concept prior to implementation.; G. A concept can define constraints for the implementation of many building blocks.

Question 2

Which of the following statements are covered by the term 'coupling'? (Choose two.)

Correct Answer: A. A building block uses an interface of another building block.; C. A building block only contains operations that belong together logically.

Question 3

Choose the most desirable characteristics of interfaces. (Choose three.)

Correct Answer: B. Geared towards the capabilities of the provider; C. Clear descriptions of assertions and prerequisites; F. Remotely callable

Question 4

Name the three most important fields of template-based architecture documentation. (Choose three.)

Correct Answer: A. To describe module structures (white boxes); B. To describe individual architectural modules and their external interfaces (black boxes); D. To use a standardized document structure

Question 5

What are the four key terms in common definitions of software architecture? (Choose four.)

Correct Answer: B. Building Blocks; D. Relationships; E. Components; F. Requirements

Question 6

Which elements should be defined in the white-box view of a software building block 'foo'? Select the three most important elements. (Choose three.).

Correct Answer: B. The legal contracts with the suppliers of the internal building blocks of 'foo'; C. The algorithms of the internal building blocks of 'foo'; E. The rationale for the decomposition of the building block