Q: 20
Complete the following sentence. In the ADM documents which are under development and have
not undergone any formal review and approval process are_______________.
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A makes sense here, since "draft" is the standard TOGAF term for in-progress docs that haven't hit a formal review yet. "Version 0.1" or other numbering usually comes after it's more official I think. Anyone see it work differently?
A tbh. ADM calls them 'draft' until they're reviewed. I've seen similar wording in the official guide and some practice questions.
D, I think they're usually labeled as 'Version 0.1' before draft status, since they're just being started. Not totally sure but that's how I've seen it in some docs.
A , draft is the TOGAF term for docs pre-review. D is a common trap, but versioning comes later.
A , 'draft' is what TOGAF calls anything in ADM that's not been thru a formal review yet. Version numbers like 0.1 pop up after the doc is more stabilized I think. Correct me if you’ve seen it differently.
Its A here. Draft is the term TOGAF uses for stuff not reviewed yet, not version numbers or anything else.
Don’t think D fits here. In TOGAF, docs that haven’t hit formal review are labeled ‘draft’ (A). ‘Version 0.1’ sounds tempting but that’s usually applied after some sort of baseline or initial approval. Pretty sure the intent here is around the official draft status. If someone’s seen otherwise in TOGAF, happy to hear it!
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