Unit 2/Chapter 3 - Language Structure Flashcards

1
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A model that describes in a structured way how and with what the architecture will be described.

A

Metamodel

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2
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The most important design ____ on the ArchiMate modeling language is that it has been explicitly designed to be as compact as possible, yet still usable for most EA modeling tasks.

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constraint

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3
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A collection of concepts.

A

Model

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4
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An element, a relationship, or a relationship connector.

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Concept

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5
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A behavior element, a structure element, a motivation element, or a composite element.

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Element

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6
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Three core layers

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Business, Application, Technology

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7
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Depicts business services offered to customers, which are realized in the org by business processes performed by business actors.

A

Business Layer

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8
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Depicts application services that support the business, and the applications that realize them.

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Application Layer

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9
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Depicts the technology services (such as processing, storage, and communication services) needed to run the applications, and the computer and communication hardware and system software that realize those services.

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Technology Layer

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10
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Physical elements for modeling physical equipment, materials, and distribution networks.

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Technology Layer

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11
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In alignment with service-orientation, the most important relationship between layers is formed by ____ relationships.

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Serving

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12
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Shows how the elements in one layer are served by the services of other layers.

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Serving relationship

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13
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Elements in lower layers may realize comparable objects in higher levels

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Realization relationship

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14
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A framework of nine cells used to classify elements of the ArchiMate core language.

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ArchiMate Core Framework

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15
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Made up of three aspects and three layers.

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ArchiMate Core Framework

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16
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Three aspects

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Active Structure, Behavior, Passive Structure

17
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Represents the structural elements

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Active Structure aspect

18
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Represents the behavior

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Behavior aspect

19
Q

Represents the objects on which behavior is performed

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Passive Structure aspect

20
Q

Business actors, application components, devices that display actual behavior (i.e., the subjects of activity)

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Active Structure aspect

21
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Processes, functions, events, and services

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Behavior aspect

22
Q

An element that does not necessarily fit in a single aspect (column) of the framework, but may combine two or more aspects.

A

Composite element

23
Q

ArchiMate Full Framework Layers

A

Strategy, Business, Application, Technology/Physical, Implementation & Migration

24
Q

Elements from the passive structure aspect (e.g. business objects, data objects, and technology objects) are used to represent ____.

A

Information entities

25
Q

ArchiMate Full Framework Aspects

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Passive Structure, Behavior, Active Structure, Motivation

26
Q

Depicts what the system has to do for its environment

A

Black-box (abstracting from the contents of the box)

27
Q

Depicts how it does this

A

While-box

28
Q

Represent the information the business finds relevant.

A

Conceptual

29
Q

Provide logical structure to this information for manipulation by information systems

A

Logical elements

30
Q

Describe the storage of this information

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Physical elements

31
Q

Square corners

A

Structure Elements

32
Q

Round corners

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Behavior Elements

33
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Diagonal corners

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Motivation Elements