OG0-091 · Question #17
Which one of the following lists the five quality criteria for defining Architecture Principles?
The correct answer is D. Stable, Understandable, Complete, Robust, Consistent. TOGAF defines five specific quality criteria that well-formed Architecture Principles must satisfy: Understandable (unambiguous and clear to all stakeholders), Robust (enables good-quality decisions under a range of circumstances), Complete (covers every situation that may…
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Which one of the following lists the five quality criteria for defining Architecture Principles?
Options
- ARational, Explained, Precise, Stated, Identifiable
- BComprehensive, Future proof, Short, Concise, Consistent
- COpen, Enabling, Flexible, Agile, Dynamic
- DStable, Understandable, Complete, Robust, Consistent
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(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D95% (36)
Explanation
TOGAF defines five specific quality criteria that well-formed Architecture Principles must satisfy: Understandable (unambiguous and clear to all stakeholders), Robust (enables good-quality decisions under a range of circumstances), Complete (covers every situation that may occur), Consistent (does not conflict with other principles), and Stable (endures over time while allowing for amendments). Option D is the only choice that accurately lists all five TOGAF-defined criteria. The other options mix in terms from elsewhere in TOGAF or from unrelated frameworks.
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