CPSA Foundation Level CPSA-FL Exam Training Questions

The CPSA-FL exam aims to evaluate the fundamental concepts, principles, and practices related to software architecture. It covers various topics that are crucial for a software architect to grasp in order to excel in their role. To prepare for the CPSA-FL exam, candidates are recommended to study the official CPSA-FL curriculum provided by the ISAQB. This curriculum covers all the necessary topics and provides the foundational knowledge required for the exam. We provide the latest CPSA Foundation Level CPSA-FL exam training questions, which are valid in your preparation. Practice free CPSA Foundation Level CPSA-FL exam training questions below.

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

Source code

Building Blocks

Functionality

Relationships

Components

Requirements

Interfaces

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2. What role does understandability play for architecture documentation? (Choose three.)

It is desirable, but not essential.

It is less important than completeness.

It is an important quality characteristic.

It is a quality characteristic together with correctness and efficiency.

It is a quality characteristic together with simplicity and brevity.

It is a quality characteristic together with scope and completeness.

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3. HOTSPOT

Which statements regarding top-down and bottom-up design are true? (Assign all answers.)

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4. HOTSPOT

Which statements with regard to project objectives and architectural objectives are true and which are false? (Assign all answers.)

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5. HOTSPOT

How does management and architects work together? Decide which statements are true and which are false. (Assign all answers.)

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6. HOTSPOT

How are written documentation and verbal communication of software architectures related? Please mark the following statements as true or false. (Assign all answers.)

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

To describe module structures (white boxes)

To describe individual architectural modules and their external interfaces (black boxes)

To use copyright templates for a consistent description of project/system meta information within documents and source codes

To use a standardized document structure

To reuse code and test case templates

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8. HOTSPOT

Which characteristics of a black-box building block are you able to specify as an architect? (Assign all answers.)

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9. HOTSPOT

Which characteristics of a building block are only visible in the whitebox view, and for which characteristics does the blackbox view suffice? (Assign all answers.)

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10. Which of the following techniques are best suited to illustrate the interaction of runtime building blocks? Select the four most suitable techniques.

Activity diagrams

Sequence diagrams

State diagram

Flowcharts

Class diagrams

Tabular description of interfaces

Depiction of screen flows (sequence of user interactions)

Numbered lists of sequential steps

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11. Which two of the following statements about quality characteristics are most accurate? (Choose two.)

Flexibility reduces testability

Increased flexibility improves robustness

Simplicity increases comprehensibility

Increased efficiency results in reduced performance

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12. For which quality characteristics is the software architect responsible? Please name the two characteristics that best match the role of the software architect. (Choose two.)

The performance of the software

The technical quality of the software implementation

The suitability of the software design for its purpose

The software is free of errors

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13. Which of the following statements regarding iterative and incremental design are correct? Please name the three statements that fit the best. (Choose three.)

Iterations help to deal with uncertainties.

The iterative approach helps to detect design problems at an earlier stage.

If the incremental approach is used, risks are detected at a later stage.

Iterative design leads to project delays.

If iterative design is used; the customer will be less involved.

If incremental design is used; key functionality is considered as early as possible.

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