Anthropic · CCAR-P
From business problem to architecture
CCAR-P · Lesson 1 of 18 · 3:40
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In this lesson
Prepare for the Claude Certified Architect – Professional exam, on the exam guide version 1.0, effective July 2026. In this lesson: turning a business problem into a narrow, valuable use case, specific and measurable success criteria, the simplest solution first, the four parts of an end-to-end architecture (input, processing, output, and the feedback loop), the business value pillars (efficiency, productivity, cost, transformation, and performance SLAs), and measuring a baseline before launch. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- Harborline’s chief operating officer asks the architect to use AI to improve claims, with no further detail. What should the architect do first?
- Harborline’s adjusters correct the claim summaries every day, but after three months, the summaries are no better than at launch. What is missing from the architecture?
- Harborline’s sponsor wants proof, six months after launch, that the claim summaries save money. What should the architect set up before launch?