OGEA-101: TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 Exam

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About the Exam

This exam assesses foundational knowledge of the TOGAF Standard, including core concepts, the ADM, ADM techniques, architecture governance, and architecture content. It is intended for candidates pursuing TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification or the enterprise architecture path. Passing demonstrates a solid grounding in TOGAF enterprise architecture fundamentals based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition.

Exam Topics

  • Concepts20%
  • Introduction to the ADM35%
  • Introduction to the ADM Techniques15%
  • Introduction to Applying the ADM10%
  • Introduction to Architecture Governance7%
  • Architecture Content13%

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QuestionQ1

VerifiedIntroduction to the ADM

Consider the illustration of an architecture development cycle.

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Select the correct phase names for labels 1, 2, and 3.

Explanation

In the TOGAF Architecture Development Method, Requirements Management is the central process that operates throughout all ADM phases. Phase G is Implementation Governance, and the Preliminary Phase precedes Phase A, Architecture Vision.

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QuestionQ2

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Consider the following classification model for Architecture Landscapes:

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Consider the Architecture Landscape framework and these level names:

  1. Enterprise Strategic Architecture
  2. Segment Architecture

Match levels A, B, and C with names 1 and 2.

Explanation

TOGAF divides the Architecture Landscape into Strategic, Segment, and Capability Architectures. Strategic Architecture is the enterprise-wide, long-term level, while Segment Architecture is the intermediate level for an area of the enterprise. Thus, C is Enterprise Strategic Architecture and B is Segment Architecture.

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QuestionQ3

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Which statement concerning Requirements Management is most correct?

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Requirements Management is a continuous ADM process that identifies, stores, manages, and feeds architecture requirements into and out of the relevant ADM phases throughout the ADM cycle.

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QuestionQ4

VerifiedIntroduction to Applying the ADM

Consider this statement:

Separate projects can run their own ADM cycles concurrently, with relationships among the various projects.

What does this illustrate?

Explanation

TOGAF ADM iteration can occur across multiple architecture projects: each project may conduct its own ADM cycle at the same time while coordinating dependencies and relationships with other projects.

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QuestionQ5

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What is used to organize architectural information in a structured manner so it can be processed to satisfy stakeholder needs?

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A Content Metamodel defines architectural content types and the relationships among them, giving architecture information a consistent structure that can be processed and presented to address stakeholder needs.

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