OG0-093 · Question #154
Which of the following is a re-usable artifact that is used to create architecture models addressing stakeholder concerns?
The correct answer is E. Viewpoint. A Viewpoint is a re-usable artifact that defines the specific perspective and conventions used to create architecture models, known as Views, which address stakeholder concerns.
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Which of the following is a re-usable artifact that is used to create architecture models addressing stakeholder concerns?
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- ACatalog
- BMatrix
- CDiagram
- DView
- EViewpoint
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(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- D3% (1)
- E91% (29)
Why each option
A Viewpoint is a re-usable artifact that defines the specific perspective and conventions used to create architecture models, known as Views, which address stakeholder concerns.
A Catalog is a list of architectural building blocks, not a re-usable artifact for creating models addressing concerns.
A Matrix shows relationships between architectural building blocks, not a re-usable artifact for creating models addressing concerns.
A Diagram is a visual representation of a View, but the Viewpoint is the reusable definition for creating such representations.
A View is the specific architecture model created for stakeholders, generated using a Viewpoint, not the reusable definition itself.
A Viewpoint defines the perspective and conventions from which an architecture is described, specifying how to construct a View (e.g., UML notation, specific diagram types) to address a particular set of stakeholder concerns. Viewpoints are reusable and provide a structured way to create relevant architectural representations.
Concept tested: TOGAF Viewpoints and Views
Source: https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-2-doc/arch/chap03.html#tag_03_04_31
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