Enterprise Architecture Training and Courseware

In this 4 day TOGAF® training course, you will gain the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for and become certified in TOGAF® Standard Version 9.

Whether you’re interested in earning a TOGAF® certification, or preparing for specific portions of the TOGAF® Certification exams, our top-rated TOGAF® Training course will get you ready for the big test.

During the TOGAF® Training course students will become familiar with the TOGAF® standard, Version 9 Enterprise Edition body of knowledge.

The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF®) is quickly becoming the default starting point for Enterprise Architecture (EA) work within enterprise organizations across the spectrum.
 

This workshop focuses on the Business Architecture (BA) Domain.The workshop walks through the development of the key domain catalogs, matrices, and diagrams. It also reviews the related TOGAF® metamodel entities.

This TOGAF® Training session focuses on preparing for the TOGAF® 9 certification exam (combined part 1 and part 2).

Despite the fact that many of the people working on the UML Profile for Systems Engineering talked about using models to discover system requirements, most of the methodologies and tutorials talk about interfacing with textual requirement management tools like DOORS and importing and exporting requirements to and from models captured in modeling tools.  

This 3-day, hands-on course is taught by industry recognized experts with the Sparx EA tool as it is used for business analysis.  This course is an introduction to model-driven systems analysis using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect (EA). You will apply systems analysis principles in developing a comprehensive model of a solution to the class problem, using a modern development tool.  This course is informed by the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK), offering a means to incorporate UML modeling techniques into the business analysis process.   This course is applicable to business analysts in all domains and while it is not dependent upon a specific process or methodology, a high level development methodology that answers the questions “what do I do first?” and “what do I do next?” is presented.  The methodology begins with the presentation of a desired capability and leads you through the performance of activities and the creation of work products to support requirements definition, architecture description and requirements analysis.

This course provides information on basic Enterprise Architect (EA) operations applicable to all user disciplines.  Common EA activities will be exercised by participants to create a project and model elements.  The focus is on providing a working knowledge of the tool using it as a means of communication with stakeholders.  Each discussion is followed by a set of hands-on exercises using the selected version and edition of EA.

This course explores the advanced features of Enterprise Architect.  Building on the Enterprise Architect Introductory and Intermediate courses, the EA Advanced course is a mix of lecture, discussion, and lab work that teaches participants how to create customized solutions for projects and enterprises.   At the conclusion of the training participants will be prepared to customize EA to fit their unique project needs to enhance team productivity.  The case study used in the training can be adapted to an organization’s needs – e.g. solution architecture, software engineering, systems engineering, business process or analysis.  Organizations may select from the topics offered in the Course Outline to determine the customized course contents.  

Building on the Enterprise Architect Introductory course, the EA Intermediate course is a mix of lecture, discussion, and lab work that teaches participants how to use some of the advanced features of EA, including some of the value-added diagrams and elements that go beyond the basic capabilities in ArchiMate.  The case study that was started in the Introductory course will be used as the starting point for this course.  This course is supported by a Tips And Tricks model that will be reviewed as the last module of the course

Is your organization looking to break up large indivisible applications into microservices-based solutions? In this comprehensive 5-day bootcamp, developers, solutions architects, and technical team leads will learn how to use Spring Boot, Linux Containers, and Docker to meet your microservices goals to deploy, automate, and rapidly scale.

In this course, you will learn how to use Kafka to modernize your applications.

Rapid advancements in cloud-based software delivery and virtualization have caused many developers to question the wisdom of a “Big Server” approach to deploying web applications. Spring Boot is a technology stack that builds on the popular Spring Framework to allow Spring-based applications as stand-alone jar files that host their own web servers. This approach works nicely with deployment automation and rapid scaling.

This five-day DevOps training class is loaded with practical real-world information. From the foremost Service-Oriented-Architecture/DevOps/Agile development training company, comes a course to move the dial on your organizations’ journey with this workshop. You will leave this course loaded with knowledge on the usage of this stack for Microservices. This class combines instructor-led and hands-on lab exercises.

This two-day DevOps training class is loaded with practical real-world information. From the foremost Service-Oriented-Architecture/DevOps/Agile development training company, comes a course to move the dial on your organizations’ journey with this workshop. You will leave this course loaded with knowledge on the usage of this stack for Microservices. This class combines instructor-led and hands-on lab exercises.

This training course will help the attendees understand the value proposition and technical aspects of microservices. You will learn about the pros and cons of breaking up the monolithic type of applications prevalent in the enterprise space and converting them into microservices-based solutions. Detailed analysis of some of the common patterns and motivation for using them in microservices architecture is also provided.

This course examines the relationship between the Agile methodology and the practice of Architecture. It is a mixture of lectures and exercises. The lectures provide instruction on the concepts and open up meaningful discussions; the exercises have students work through a case study to help deepen their knowledge. 

Description This course walks through the steps involved in implementing the Agile Architecture program at the solution architecture level. It starts by looking at the foundation elements required, with discussions on how to link with Agile governance in practical ways to support project work. The focus then moves on to examine what has to be done in architecture to ensure success by recognizing and avoiding common pitfalls. There is a mixture of lectures and exercises providing the necessary tools and knowledge to put the concepts into practice.

This course starts with the story of how Agile arose to set the stage for understanding the motivation behind its growing popularity. It then walks through the details of what is affected by doing Agile and who is involved with a focus on the role of the architect. From conception to production and onto retirement, the course provides guidance as to what an architect is required to do at each step to ensure Agile projects are supported by robust and flexible architecture. It is a mixture of lectures and exercises providing opportunities to learn the concepts and How-to apply them in the real world.

This course takes the next step to improve architecture work for Agile projects. Agile presents unique sets of challenges for managing both requirements and stakeholders, requiring responsive and supporting governance. It is a mixture of lectures and exercises providing opportunities to put into practice industry recommended approaches.

This course walks through the steps involved in implementing the Agile Architecture program at the solution architecture level. It starts by looking at the foundational elements required, with discussions on how to link with Agile governance in practical ways to support project work. The focus then moves on to examine what has to be done in architecture to ensure success by recognizing and avoiding common pitfalls. There is a mixture of lectures and exercises providing the necessary tools and knowledge to put the concepts into practice.

This course starts with the story of how Agile arose to set the stage for understanding the motivation behind its growing popularity. It then walks through the details of what is affected by doing Agile and who is involved with a focus on the role of the architect. From conception to production and onto retirement, the course provides guidance as to what an architect is required to do at each step to ensure Agile projects are supported by robust and flexible architecture. It is a mixture of lectures and exercises providing opportunities to learn the concepts and how to apply them in the real world.