About the Exam

This exam is for candidates seeking TOGAF 9 Foundation certification. It is a 40-question multiple-choice exam that covers the TOGAF 9 Level 1 learning outcomes and has a 60-minute time limit. Passing earns the TOGAF 9 Foundation qualification and partial credit toward TOGAF 9 Certified.

Exam Topics

  • Basic Concepts8%
  • Core Concepts8%
  • Introduction to the ADM8%
  • The Enterprise Continuum and Tools10%
  • ADM Phases23%
  • ADM Guidelines and Techniques15%
  • Architecture Governance10%
  • Architecture Views, Viewpoints, and Stakeholders5%
  • Building Blocks5%
  • ADM Deliverables5%
  • TOGAF Reference Models5%

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QuestionQ1

TOGAF Reference Models

Which model in TOGAF is designed to assist with release management of the TOGAF specification?

  • A The Capability Maturity Model
  • B The Document Categorization Model
  • C The Integrated Infrastructure Information Model
  • D The Organizational Model for Enterprise Architecture
  • E The Technical Reference Model
Explanation

The TOGAF Document Categorization Model organizes specification content into Core, Mandated, Recommended, and Supporting categories, providing a structure for managing releases of the TOGAF specification.

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QuestionQ2

Building Blocks

Which part of the TOGAF document includes a structured metamodel for architecture artifacts?

  • A Part II: Architecture Development Method
  • B Part III: ADM Guidelines and Techniques
  • C Part IV: Architecture Content Framework
  • D Part VI: TOGAF Reference Models
  • E Part VII: Architecture Capability Framework
Explanation

Part IV, the Architecture Content Framework, provides the content metamodel that structures architectural artifacts and their relationships.

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QuestionQ3

Architecture Governance

Complete the statement. The principal information areas maintained by a governance repository should include __________________.

  • A Common Systems Solutions, Organization-Specific Solutions and Industry Solutions
  • B Catalogs, Matrices and Diagrams
  • C Artifacts, Best Practices and Standards
  • D Audit Information, Process Status and Reference Data
  • E Capability, Segment, and Transition Architectures
Explanation

A TOGAF governance repository maintains audit information about completed governance-process actions, process-status information about the state of governance activities, and reference data drawn from organizational repositories, the Enterprise Continuum, and external sources.

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QuestionQ4

Architecture Governance

Which of the following represents a responsibility of an Architecture Board?

  • A Identifying the Lead Enterprise Architect to manage an architecture compliance review
  • B Conducting assessments of the maturity level of architecture discipline within the organization
  • C Establishing targets for re-use of components
  • D Creating the Statement of Architecture Work
  • E Allocating resources for architecture projects
Explanation

An Architecture Board is responsible and accountable for establishing targets for the re-use of components as part of architecture governance. This promotes consistent, reusable architecture building blocks across the enterprise.

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QuestionQ5

Architecture Governance

Which class of architectural information in the Architecture Repository defines the processes that support governance of the Architecture Repository?

  • A Architecture Capability
  • B Architecture Landscape
  • C Architecture Metamodel
  • D Governance Log
  • E Reference Library
Explanation

Architecture Capability defines the organizational structures, roles, responsibilities, skills, and processes needed to establish, operate, and govern the Architecture Repository.

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