Decomposition: what exactly is that? Coupling? Cohesion?

Explain in detail the meaning of the terms "aggregation" and "generalisation" as they relate to two different kinds of connections in a UML class diagram.

What is an illustration of a well-designed metaheuristic that shows both its benefits and drawbacks?

Create UML diagram for this:  Layers of gasses are given, with certain type (ozone, oxygen, carbon dioxide) and thickness, affected by atmospheric variables (thunderstorm, sunshine, other effects). When a part of one layer changes into another layer due to an atmospheric variable, the newly transformed layer ascends and engrosses the first identical type of layer of gasses over it. In case there is no identical layer above, it creates a new layer on the top of the atmosphere. In the following we declare, how the different types of layers react to the different variables by changing their type and thickness. No layer can have a thickness less than 0.5 km, unless it ascends to the identical-type upper layer. In case there is no identical one, the layer perishes.

Clearly define the meaning of two types of relationships in the context of a UML class diagram: aggregation and generalisation, and provide examples.

What is the difference between an object in an object oriented model and an entity in an entity relationship model?

I nee help in this question of MCQ via the UML Picture.   Q)What is the class relationship that best describes Car and Driver? Group of answer choices a)Car (whole) : Driver (Part) (Aggregation) b)Driver (whole) : Car (Part) (Aggregation) c)Car (whole) : Driver (Part) (Composition) d)Driver (whole) : Car (Part) (Composition) e)Car is associated to Driver f)None of the given

Model-driven engineering ? Select one: a. Uses only model/diagram to document the requirements b. The development process is based on using models as outputs, instead of programs c. A generic model which includes the computation independent, platform independent and the platform specific model in a single model d. is based on using only object-oriented languages for implementation

Can you explain what a structural diagram is? Explain the many types of modules represented by a structure diagram and provide some instances of each. To begin, let's define transform analysis and then discuss its relevance.

Explain in detail the meaning of the terms "aggregation" and "generalisation" as they relate to two different kinds of connections in a UML class diagram.