Domain 1 · 17% of the exam · 11 of 63 questions
Solution Design & Architecture
The design domain. You take a business problem, turn it into a system, choose between a fixed workflow, an augmented model and an agentic loop, and then defend the choice in terms of the value it delivers. It is the second-heaviest domain, and the wrong answers here are most often merely over-ambitious: the credited design is usually the simplest one that meets the constraint in the stem, not the most capable one on offer.
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The 6 objectives in this domain
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- 1.1Translate business problems into Claude-based AI solutions6 questions
- 1.2Design end-to-end architectures (input → processing → output → feedback loops)6 questions
- 1.3Select appropriate architectural patterns (workflow, agentic, augmented LLM)6 questions
- 1.4Design multi-agent systems and orchestration strategies5 questions
- 1.5Apply decomposition techniques for complex problem solving5 questions
- 1.6Align solutions to business value pillars (efficiency, transformation, productivity, cost, performance SLAs)6 questions
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