WorksheetsArchiMate 3.1 Unit 5 Test Questions
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 3hrs 2mins
Which statement is true about the Stakeholder, Driver, and Assessment Motivation Elements?
Drivers always originate from inside the enterprise.
Stakeholders can be an individual or a of group people.
An example of an external driver is profitability.
Assessments are developed using the PDCA method
Stakeholders drive the development of low-level designs.
TRUE
FALSE
Drivers are sometimes called __________.
Concerns
Catalysts
Functions
Processes
Assessments are developed using __________.
The PDCA method
TOGAF framework
Informal interviews, brainstormingm and polls
SWOT Analysis
Which statement is true about Goals, Outcomes, Principles and Requirements?
Goals represent what a stakeholder wants in order to realize a certain outcome.
Outcomes are the end results realized by goals.
Principles are modifiable guidelines that guide the design of all possible solutions.
Requirements represent formal statements of quality and quantity.
Some examples of goals are: to increase profit, to reduce waiting times at the helpdesk, or to introduce online portfolio management.
TRUE
FALSE
Which statement is not true about Goals?
A goal represents a high-level statement of intent, direction, or desired end state for an organization and its stakeholders.
A goal can represent anything a stakeholder may desire.
It is uncommon to associate concrete outcomes with goals.
Goals are generally expressed using qualitative words; e.g., “increase”, “improve”, or “easier”.
Which statement is not true about Outcomes?
Outcomes are low-level, business-oriented results.
An outcome represents an end result that has been achieved.
Outcomes are tangible, possibly quantitative, and time-related.
An outcome may have a different value for different stakeholders.
Principles are strongly related to __________.
Goals and requirements
Stakholders and outcomes
Business Actors
Motivation
A requirement represents a statement of need that must be met by the architecture.
TRUE
FALSE
Which statement is not true about Constraints?
Constraints can realize Principles.
Constraints identify obstacles to realization of Goals.
A Constraint can be associated with a Requirement.
A Constraint is an Outcome of an Assessment
Which statement is not true about Meaning and Value?
Meaning represents the knowledge or expertise present in, or the interpretation given to, a core element in a particular context.
Value represents the relative worth, utility, or importance of a core element or an outcome.
Meaning represents the interpretation of an element of the architecture.
Value can only be associated with Motivation and Business Core elements.
Select the statements that are true about these elements.
Goals represent that a stakeholder wants to realize a certain outcome.
Principles are normative guidelines that guide the design of all possible solutions in a given context
Meaning represents the knowledge or expertise present in, or the interpretation given to, a concept in a particular context.
Drivers represent an external condition that motivates an organization.
Select the statements that are true about the Outcome elements. (Select all that apply)
An outcome represents an end result.
Outcomes are high-level, business-oriented results produced by capabilities of an organization, and by inference by the core elements of its architecture that realize these capabilities.
Outcomes are intangible, possibly quantitative, and time-related, and can be associated with assessments
Outcome names should unambiguously identify end results that have been achieved or are expected to be achieved at a definite point in the future.
