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INSIDE THE REFERENCE
The first complete reference to UAF 1.2 written for practitioners — and a full preparation path for the OMG UAF certification exam. Scroll through real excerpts from the volume, from foundations to the stakeholder reference.
How the certification works, where UAF came from, and the vocabulary the rest of the book depends on — architecture descriptions, views, viewpoints, the four-layer metamodel, and the Grid itself.
Chapters 1–6 — see the full contents ↓Architecture Management and Summary & Overview, then Strategic through Actual Resources in full — every view specification with its concerns, metamodel grounding, and worked views. The core of the reference and of the exam.
Chapters 7–17 — see the full contents ↓Environment, Measurements, Risk and Requirements; how views are drawn and traced end to end; the six model-analysis types the exam expects — closing with the terms, stakeholder, and delta reference appendices.
Chapters 18–24 — see the full contents ↓Eight appendices close the volume — terms and definitions, the UAF stakeholder reference, detailed exam coverage, the UAF 1.3 delta, implementation notation, recommended reading, and the DMM and Measurements Library references.
Appendices A1–A8 — see the full contents ↓01 / BOOK ARCHITECTURE
From foundational vocabulary to viewpoints, traceability, and analysis. Every chapter has its place.
02 / THE ELEVEN
The framework’s domain set, with its metamodel grounding, UAFML notation, and worked views. Select a viewpoint to explore.

The definitive hardcover reference to UAF 1.2 — domain metamodel, UAFML, all 11 viewpoints, the UAF Grid and a worked architectural method.
A full-length timed exam modeled on the OMG UAF certification. Rationale on every answer.
Every practice exam, new tests as they drop, and the full resource library — five months of prep.
The full grid with all viewpoint domains and abbreviations.
Key terms and definitions across all 11 UAF viewpoints.
An introduction to the UAF ontology and model-based architecture.
Ten free practice questions with full answer rationale.
A recommended sequence for first-time certification candidates.
A clean breakdown of the most commonly confused distinction.
OBJECT SEMANTICS