An object class inheritance diagram, how entities have common characteristics.

[Solved] Classification model

Q.	Classification model
A.	One system is designed as the system controller and has responsibility for managing the execution of other subsystems.
B.	Each system is named as in attribute- based identification and associated with one or more change requests.
C.	An object class inheritance diagram, how entities have common characteristics.
D.	The objective of this software develop- ment is zero-defect software.
Answer» C. An object class inheritance diagram, how entities have common characteristics.

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