Gujarat Technological UniversityWinter 2025 examination

GTU 3151604 Object Oriented Analysis and Design Winter 2025 Question Paper & PDF

B.E. · IT Engineering · Semester 5 · Subject code 3151604
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Total
70 marks
To pass
23 marks (33%)
Duration
2.5 Hours 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Questions
5 with internal choice
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Q.1

14 Marks
(a)
3 marks

Define Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) and explain its significance in modern software development.

(b)
4 marks
Explain Different types of Models in OOAD with its importance.
(c)
7 marks

Analyze the role of generalization in class diagrams and how it is used to represent inheritance relationships between classes.

Q.2

14 Marks
(a)
3 marks

Explain the difference between a class and an object in Object- Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), and provide a scenario where both are used.

(b)
4 marks
Define the purpose of following terms with its notations.
i)state
ii)transition
iii)event
iv)guard condition.
(c)
7 marks

Analyze the role of interfaces in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), discussing how they are used to define contracts between classes and promote loose coupling.

(c)
7 marks
Prepare a use case diagram for an online Airline reservation system.

Q.3

14 Marks
(a)
3 marks

Describe the structure of an activity diagram in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), including nodes, edges, and actions.

(b)
4 marks

Discuss the concept of actor-role modeling in use case diagrams and how it is used to represent the roles played by external entities in a system.

(c)
7 marks

Critically examine the concept of special constructs in activity diagrams, such as parallelism and iteration, discussing how they enhance the modeling of complex system behaviors.

(a)
3 marks

Explain the purpose of sequence diagrams in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), and provide a scenario where a sequence diagram is used to model system interactions.

(b)
4 marks

Compare and contrast the concepts of synchronous and asynchronous messages in sequence diagrams, providing examples to illustrate their representations.

(c)
7 marks

Explain the purpose of loop and conditional constructs in activity diagrams and how they are used to model repetitive and decision- based behaviors.

Q.4

14 Marks
(a)
3 marks

Explain the purpose of system conception in the development life cycle and how it lays the foundation for subsequent stages of development.

(b)
4 marks

Compare and contrast the concepts of domain analysis and application analysis in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), providing examples to illustrate their differences.

(c)
7 marks

Define the purpose of following terms with suitable example and UML notations

i)swim lane
ii)use case generalization
iii)activity
(a)
3 marks

Explain the purpose of an overview of analysis in domain analysis and how it provides a high-level understanding of the problem domain.

(b)
4 marks

Compare and contrast the concepts of domain interaction model and application interaction model in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), providing examples to illustrate their differences.

(c)
7 marks

Draw an Activity diagram for Hospital Management System with proper notations.

Q.5

14 Marks
(a)
3 marks
How to breaking a system into subsystems.
(b)
4 marks

Explain the concept of handling boundary conditions in system design and how it helps ensure system robustness and reliability.

(c)
7 marks

Analyze the architecture of an ATM system, discussing its components, interactions, and how object-oriented principles are applied to design its structure and behavior.

(a)
3 marks
Explain how to prepare a reuse plan
(b)
4 marks

Explain the process of organizing a class design, discussing strategies such as grouping related classes into packages and defining clear class interfaces.

(c)
7 marks

Analyze an ATM example in class design, discussing how classes are organized to represent different components and functionalities of the ATM system, and how object-oriented principles are applied to design its class hierarchy and relationships.

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