The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) Practice Exam

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Which of these is not considered a dimension when setting the scope of the architecture activity?

  1. The scope or focus of the enterprise

  2. The set of architecture domains to be considered

  3. The level of detail

  4. The Data Architecture

The correct answer is: The Data Architecture

Setting the scope of the architecture activity in TOGAF involves considering various dimensions to ensure a comprehensive and coherent architectural framework. These dimensions typically include the scope or focus of the enterprise, the set of architecture domains like business, application, data, and technology that should be taken into account, and the level of detail necessary for the architecture work being conducted. The dimensions related to scope generally pertain to broader conceptual ideas and frameworks, rather than specific content areas. In this context, while Data Architecture is indeed an essential component of the overall architecture, it is not itself a dimension for determining the overall scope of the architecture initiative. Instead, it falls under the category of one of the architecture domains that could be included in the scope but does not define the dimensions needed to outline what that scope should be. Hence, while data architecture is critical, it does not serve as a dimension when initiating architecture activities.