EAS exam study guide ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
What is enterprise architecture? a set of business and engineering artifacts, including text and graphical
documentation, that describes and guide the operation of an enterprise-wide
system, including instructions for its life cycle operation, management, evolution,
and maintenance.
The business and engineering artifacts in enterprise a vision or mission statement, a set of system requirements, a Business Process
architecture are made up of? Architectural View, a Business Systems Architectural View, a Data Architectural
View, an Applications Architectural View, and a Technology Architectural View.
What is business process? sequence of events that dictates how something operates
What is enterprise architecture framework? a business and engineering recipe (i.e., a blueprint, a set of instructions, a
specification) for the construction of an Enterprise Architecture (EA).
What is enterprise architecture planning? the set of business and engineering methods, procedures, and activities that are
applied to an Enterprise Architecture Framework for purposes of translating a
"vision and strategy" into a set of system requirements and a set of architectural
views leading to the construction, operation, and maintenance of an Enterprise
Architecture (EA).
What is the most well known EA framework? Zachman Architectural Framework
The overall goal of information management is ______ _. To design and implement a well-planned out IT architecture, policies, and
procedures needed to support the information and decision needs of an
organization.
, The technical architecture of the EA (enterprise The hardware and software infrastructure that supports applications and their
architecture) describes ___ _. interactions.
The business architecture describes ______ _. The processes the business uses to meet its goals
The application architecture describes ______ _. How specific apps are designed and how they interact with each other.
The data architecture describes _______ _. How an enterprise's data stores are organized and accessed.
Which of the following descriptions about enterprise c
architecture (EA) is false?
a.) EA is the blueprint that guides and governs software
add-ons, upgrades, hardware, systems, networks, cloud
services and other IT.
b.) EA is a well-thought out IT growth plan.
c.) EA is needed for simple, single-user, nondistributed
systems as well as complex distributed systems.
d.) EA starts with the organization's target—vision of the
future
Which of the following is not one of the benefits of d
enterprise architecture (EA)?
a.) Increases productivity by giving decision makers
access to information and ideas as they need them.
b.) Provides a long-term view of a company's systems so
that IT investments do not simply fulfill immediate needs.
c.) Reduces the risk of buying or building systems and
apps that are incompatible or unnecessarily expensive to
maintain
d.) Aligns the business strategy with the industry structure
to prevent bottlenecks.
What is enterprise architecture? a set of business and engineering artifacts, including text and graphical
documentation, that describes and guide the operation of an enterprise-wide
system, including instructions for its life cycle operation, management, evolution,
and maintenance.
The business and engineering artifacts in enterprise a vision or mission statement, a set of system requirements, a Business Process
architecture are made up of? Architectural View, a Business Systems Architectural View, a Data Architectural
View, an Applications Architectural View, and a Technology Architectural View.
What is business process? sequence of events that dictates how something operates
What is enterprise architecture framework? a business and engineering recipe (i.e., a blueprint, a set of instructions, a
specification) for the construction of an Enterprise Architecture (EA).
What is enterprise architecture planning? the set of business and engineering methods, procedures, and activities that are
applied to an Enterprise Architecture Framework for purposes of translating a
"vision and strategy" into a set of system requirements and a set of architectural
views leading to the construction, operation, and maintenance of an Enterprise
Architecture (EA).
What is the most well known EA framework? Zachman Architectural Framework
The overall goal of information management is ______ _. To design and implement a well-planned out IT architecture, policies, and
procedures needed to support the information and decision needs of an
organization.
, The technical architecture of the EA (enterprise The hardware and software infrastructure that supports applications and their
architecture) describes ___ _. interactions.
The business architecture describes ______ _. The processes the business uses to meet its goals
The application architecture describes ______ _. How specific apps are designed and how they interact with each other.
The data architecture describes _______ _. How an enterprise's data stores are organized and accessed.
Which of the following descriptions about enterprise c
architecture (EA) is false?
a.) EA is the blueprint that guides and governs software
add-ons, upgrades, hardware, systems, networks, cloud
services and other IT.
b.) EA is a well-thought out IT growth plan.
c.) EA is needed for simple, single-user, nondistributed
systems as well as complex distributed systems.
d.) EA starts with the organization's target—vision of the
future
Which of the following is not one of the benefits of d
enterprise architecture (EA)?
a.) Increases productivity by giving decision makers
access to information and ideas as they need them.
b.) Provides a long-term view of a company's systems so
that IT investments do not simply fulfill immediate needs.
c.) Reduces the risk of buying or building systems and
apps that are incompatible or unnecessarily expensive to
maintain
d.) Aligns the business strategy with the industry structure
to prevent bottlenecks.
