Object Oriented Modeling and Design (OOMD) Previous Question Paper - S7 BTech Computer Science

Object Oriented Modeling and Design (OOMD) previous year question paper for Seventh semester (s7) BTech Degree computer science and engineering under MG University (MGU) syllabus.

B.TECH. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2015
Seventh Semester
Branch : Computer Science and Engineering
CS 010 704 - OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING AND DESIGN (CS)
(New Scheme - 2010 Admissions onwards)
[Regular/Supplementary]

Time : Three Hours
Maximum : 100 Marks

Part A
Answer all questions.
Each question carries 3 marks.


  1. Describe object modeling.
  2. What is an event and a state ?
  3. How is a target system organised using system design.
  4. What are the steps involved in object design.
  5. Mention the purpose of use case diagrams.

(5 × 3 = 15 marks)

Part B
Answer all questions.
Each question carries 5 marks.


  1. Explain link attributes and role names.
  2. Describe how operations are controlled ?
  3. Differentiate between dynamic modeling and functional modeling.
  4. List the steps to be performed by the designer during object design.
  5. Describe the class notation with an example.

(5 x 5 = 25 marks)

Part C
Answer all questions.
Each question carries 12 marks.


  1. Describe the various stages involved in the object oriented methodology.
    Or
  2. Explain in detail about the three types of object oriented models.
  3. Describe process and data flows used in data flow diagrams.
    Or
  4. Explain the following:
    (i) Entry and Exit Actions;
    (ii) Internal Actions.
  5. Explain in detail the common architectural frameworks.
    Or
  6. Describe the handling of the boundary conditions of a system.
  7. Explain the process of combining the three models to obtain operation on classes.
    Or
  8. Describe the approaches to implementation of control in object design.
  9. Explain the primary goals in the design of unified modelling language.
    Or
  10. Illustrate the sequence diagram symbols and briefly explain the notations.
(5 x 12 = 60 marks)

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