TOGAF EA Practitioner OGEA-102: Applied Practice Tests

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This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

A technically acceptable substitution may still require architecture-governance review, and a sensible ADM activity can be inappropriate at the current decision stage. These TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner practice tests help you select the action that fits the stakeholder concerns, dependencies and authority in the case.

Apply ADM judgement to the context

Practise Architecture Vision, Business, Data, Application and Technology Architecture, migration, implementation governance and architecture change. Requirements, repositories, artifacts and techniques connect the work with the evidence and decisions it must support.

Each option has feedback, with an overall explanation and study suggestion. Use these to distinguish the most appropriate response from an alternative that is reasonable but premature, too broad or outside the role's authority. Review the constraint that makes the best answer stronger rather than memorise an ADM phase name.

The 320 questions comprise four focused sets of 76 and two eight-case mocks with 90-minute timers. Review a weak decision area, then use a case mock without notes for a first attempt and examine every alternative afterward.

The scope is OGEA-102 Part 2, based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, not TOGAF 9, Foundation or Bridge. The official exam grades alternatives 5/3/1/0 and passes at 24/40; the practice platform credits only the single best answer here. The 75% practice target is not a conversion. Foundation knowledge and access to your study references are recommended. This independent resource includes no official Body of Knowledge, exam voucher or required Applied Practitioner Learning Studies. TOGAF is a registered trademark of The Open Group, which does not endorse this course.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Select architecture actions that fit the business decision, stakeholder concerns and governance authority.
  • Apply Phase A scope, constraints and deliverables to establish a coherent basis for architecture work.
  • Reconcile Business, Data, Application and Technology Architecture requirements and dependencies.
  • Evaluate migration approaches, work packages, transition states, benefits and implementation feasibility.
  • Distinguish compliance evidence, contractual obligations and controlled architecture change decisions.
  • Manage requirements and use repositories, building blocks, gap analysis, metamodels and risk assessment in ADM work.

Course Content

Practice tests

  • Context, Stakeholders and Architecture Vision
  • Developing Business, Data, Application and Technology Architectures
  • Migration, Implementation Governance and Architecture Change
  • Requirements, Repository, Artifacts and ADM Techniques
  • Scenario Mock 1: Investment and Transformation
  • Scenario Mock 2: Delivery and Evolution