The Open Group's syllabus (X2202) for OGEA-101 as of April 2022, mapped to the chapters of Ultra Transcenders OGEA-101: Enterprise Architecture Foundation.
| Objective | Chapters |
|---|---|
| Unit 1: Concepts (8 of 40 questions) | |
| 1.1 What an enterprise is | 1. Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard |
| 1.2 Purpose of EA | 1. Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard |
| 1.3 Benefits of an EA | 1. Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard |
| 1.4 Why the TOGAF Standard suits EA | 1. Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard |
| 1.5 The four architecture domains | 2. Core Concepts: Domains, Abstraction and Work Products; 6. Phases B, C and D: Developing the Architecture |
| 1.6 Architecture abstraction | 2. Core Concepts: Domains, Abstraction and Work Products |
| 1.7 The Enterprise Continuum | 3. The Enterprise Continuum and the Architecture Repository |
| 1.8 The Architecture Repository | 3. The Enterprise Continuum and the Architecture Repository |
| 1.9 Content Framework and Enterprise Metamodel | 3. The Enterprise Continuum and the Architecture Repository |
| 1.10 Architecture Capability | 5. The Preliminary Phase and Phase A |
| 1.11 Risk management | 11. Business Transformation Readiness and Risk Management |
| 1.12 Gap analysis | 2. Core Concepts: Domains, Abstraction and Work Products; 10. Gap Analysis and Interoperability |
| Unit 2: Definitions | |
| 2.1 The core terms (Application Architecture to Work Package) | 2. Core Concepts: Domains, Abstraction and Work Products |
| Unit 3: Introduction to the ADM (14 of 40 questions) | |
| 3.1 The ADM and its phases | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.2 Draft versus approved | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.3 Iteration | 4. The Architecture Development Method; 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| 3.4 Governing the architecture | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.5 Scoping | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.6 Alternatives and trade-offs | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.7-3.8 Preliminary Phase purpose and objectives | 5. The Preliminary Phase and Phase A |
| 3.9-3.10 Phase A | 5. The Preliminary Phase and Phase A |
| 3.11-3.14 Phases B, C and D | 6. Phases B, C and D: Developing the Architecture |
| 3.15-3.16 Phase E | 7. Phases E and F: Opportunities, Solutions and Migration Planning |
| 3.17-3.18 Phase F | 7. Phases E and F: Opportunities, Solutions and Migration Planning |
| 3.19-3.20 Phase G | 8. Phases G, H and Requirements Management |
| 3.21-3.22 Phase H | 8. Phases G, H and Requirements Management |
| 3.23-3.24 Requirements Management | 8. Phases G, H and Requirements Management |
| 3.25 Information flow between phases | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 3.26 Architecture for different purposes and Agile | 4. The Architecture Development Method; 8. Phases G, H and Requirements Management; 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| Unit 4: Introduction to ADM Techniques (6 of 40 questions) | |
| 4.1 How the ADM and its techniques relate | 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 4.2-4.4 Architecture Principles (purpose, template, qualities) | 9. Architecture Principles and Business Scenarios |
| 4.5 Business scenarios | 9. Architecture Principles and Business Scenarios |
| 4.6 Gap analysis | 10. Gap Analysis and Interoperability |
| 4.7 Interoperability | 10. Gap Analysis and Interoperability |
| 4.8 Business Transformation Readiness Assessment | 11. Business Transformation Readiness and Risk Management |
| 4.9 Risk management | 11. Business Transformation Readiness and Risk Management |
| Unit 5: Introduction to Applying the ADM (4 of 40 questions) | |
| 5.1 Where guidance is provided | 1. Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard; 4. The Architecture Development Method |
| 5.2 Iteration and concurrency | 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| 5.3 Levels of the Architecture Landscape | 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| 5.4 Partitioning | 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| 5.5 The four purposes of EA | 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| 5.6 The Digital enterprise | 12. Applying the ADM: Iteration, Levels, Partitions and Purpose |
| Unit 6: Introduction to Architecture Governance (3 of 40 questions) | |
| 6.1 Architecture Governance | 13. Architecture Governance |
| 6.2 Its benefits | 13. Architecture Governance |
| 6.3 Architecture Board | 13. Architecture Governance |
| 6.4 Architecture Contracts | 13. Architecture Governance |
| 6.5 Architecture Compliance | 13. Architecture Governance |
| Unit 7: Architecture Content (5 of 40 questions) | |
| 7.1 Stakeholders, concerns, views and viewpoints | 14. Architecture Content: Views, Building Blocks and Deliverables |
| 7.2 Building blocks | 14. Architecture Content: Views, Building Blocks and Deliverables |
| 7.3 The deliverables of the ADM | 14. Architecture Content: Views, Building Blocks and Deliverables |
| Unit 8: TOGAF Certification Program | |
| 8.1 The certification levels | — |
The full list of tasks under each objective is in the official OGEA-101 exam page. The book is organised by topic, so one chapter often serves several objectives.