EA promotes interoperability by:

Standardizing processes and integration tools

What does TOGAF stand for?

The Open Group Architecture Framework

What do the columns in the Zachman Framework represent?

Interrogatives (What, How, Where, Who, When, Why)

What is a major objective of FEAF?

Promote standardization and shared services among federal agencies

What is the core methodology in TOGAF?

Architecture Development Method (ADM)

A cycle guiding architecture planning, design, and implementation

What is the main goal of Enterprise Architecture (EA)?

To align IT and business strategies

What does the Zachman Framework primarily provide?

A classification scheme for organizing architecture artifacts

EA helps with governance and change management by:

Providing structured frameworks for transformation

EA ensures IT systems:

Are aligned with business goals and objectives

How does EA support system integration?

By guiding the selection of tools and standards for integration

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1
Which of the following is a row in the Zachman Framework?
Builder
Data Structure
Tools
Business Goals
2
EA promotes interoperability by:
Encouraging platform silos
Locking systems into vendor-specific software
Standardizing processes and integration tools
Avoiding shared data structures
3
Which of the following is a component in Gartner’s six elements?
Design Prototypes
Solutions
Revenue Streams
External Market
4
What does TOGAF stand for?
Technical Open Gateway for Architecture Frameworks
The Open Group Architecture Framework
The Open Government Application Framework
The Open General Administration Framework
5
Which of the following is a well-known enterprise architecture framework?
Six Sigma
SWOT
TOGAF
ISO 9001
6
What do the columns in the Zachman Framework represent?
Software types
Company departments
Business units
Interrogatives (What, How, Where, Who, When, Why)
7
What is a major objective of FEAF?
Create proprietary software
Promote standardization and shared services among federal agencies
Design mobile-first applications
Increase social media engagement
8
What is the core methodology in TOGAF?
Governance Lifecycle Plan
Business Impact Analysis
Zachman Matrix
Architecture Development Method (ADM)
9
The ADM in TOGAF is:
A document repository
A linear sequence of development
A software tool for enterprise design
A cycle guiding architecture planning, design, and implementation
10
What is the main goal of Enterprise Architecture (EA)?
To create marketing strategies
To develop web applications
To align IT and business strategies
To install network devices
11
Which of the following is NOT a key component of Enterprise Architecture?
Data Architecture
Business Architecture
Physical Security Architecture
Application Architecture
12
What does the Zachman Framework primarily provide?
A classification scheme for organizing architecture artifacts
A financial model for IT projects
A step-by-step implementation guide
A toolset for building software
13
The FEAF was developed for which entity?
Private universities
U.S. Federal Government
European Union
International corporations
14
EA helps with governance and change management by:
Providing structured frameworks for transformation
Preventing any system updates
Enforcing developer restrictions
Controlling all team communication
15
The Gartner EA Framework is known for being:
Technical and code-heavy
Strict and step-by-step
Business-driven and flexible
Industry-specific and non-adaptive
16
Which EA framework is least prescriptive and more advisory?
FEAF
Gartner
TOGAF
Zachman
17
EA ensures IT systems:
Focus only on hardware scalability
Are aligned with business goals and objectives
Operate independently from business strategy
Stay outdated for cost-efficiency
18
How does EA support system integration?
By coding microservices
By guiding the selection of tools and standards for integration
By eliminating legacy systems
By creating user manuals
19
Which is NOT one of the reference models in FEAF?
Business Reference Model
Performance Reference Model
Service Component Reference Model
Innovation Reference Model
20
The Zachman Framework is structured as a matrix of:
4 rows and 4 columns
8 steps and 3 domains
5 layers and 3 pillars
6 rows and 6 columns

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