WA1537 Introduction to Enterprise Architecture Training and Courseware Course Outline
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1. Introduction to Enterprise Architecture
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- Objectives
- Enterprise Architecture (EA)
- Architectural Framework
- The Need for EA
- Example EA of a Large Organization
- Types of Architectures within EA
- Business Architecture
- Business Architecture Business Processes
- Business Architecture Governance
- Business Architecture Governance
- Business Architecture Governance (ITIL)
- ITIL - Managing IT Services
- Information Architecture
- Data Architecture
- System or Software Architecture
- Infrastructure or Technical Architecture
- Infrastructure or Technical Architecture - Building Blocks
- Summary
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2. The Architect
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- Objectives
- Software Architecture
- Need for IT Architects
- Types of IT Architects
- Types of IT Architects Solution Architect
- Types of IT Architects Domain Architect
- Types of IT Architects Product/System Architect
- Types of IT Architects Enterprise Architect
- Skills Required by IT Architects
- Comparing Architects & Other Key Roles
- Summary
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3. The Stakeholders
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- Objectives
- Understanding Stakeholders
- Identifying Stakeholders
- Engaging Stakeholders
- Stakeholder Management Techniques
- Stakeholder Management Techniques - Interviewing
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Holding Workshops
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Holding Workshops
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Brainstorming
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Storyboarding
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Prototyping
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Use Cases
- Stakeholder Management Techniques Use Cases
- Classifying Use Cases
- Use Cases Modeling
- Sections of a Use Case
- Needs, Features and Requirements
- Summary
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4. Introduction to Architecture Description
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- Objectives
- Architecture Description (AD)
- Documenting the Architecture Description (AD)
- EA Tools
- EA Tools Metis Architect
- EA Tools Metis Architect
- Some other EA Tools
- Introduction to Views
- The 4 + 1 View Model of Architecture
- Logical View (also called Functional View)
- Process View (also called Concurrency View)
- Development View (also called Implementation or Code View)
- Physical View (also called Deployment View)
- Scenarios and Use Cases
- Viewpoints
- Functional Viewpoint
- Information Viewpoint
- Concurrency Viewpoint
- Development Viewpoint
- Deployment Viewpoint
- Operational Viewpoint
- Summary
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5. Architecture Development Process
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- Objectives
- Architecture Development Process (ADP)
- Why do we need a process?
- Standard Architecture Development Processes
- TOGAF ADM
- The ADM Phases
- Customizing ADM
- The Building Block Concept
- Layers of Architecture
- Describing the ADM Phases
- Preliminary Phase
- Preliminary Phase - Objectives
- Preliminary Phase - Approach
- Preliminary Phase - Inputs
- Preliminary Phase - Steps
- Preliminary Phase - Outputs
- Phase A: Architecture Vision
- Phase A: Architecture Vision - Objectives
- Phase A: Architecture Vision - Approach
- Phase A: Architecture Vision - Inputs
- Phase A: Architecture Vision - Steps
- Phase A: Architecture Vision - Outputs
- Summary
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Appendix. Appendix Overview of Federal Enterprise Architecture
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- Objectives
- Introduction to Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA)
- Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) and TOGAF
- Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF)
- Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA)
- The Enterprise Architecture Process
- Summary
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