Overview
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 12 Lessons
- 450 Minutes
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- Course Outline12
- 1.1
01. Course Introduction
- About this course and TOGAF 9 Certification levels
- Foundation vs. Certified training paths
- Bridging the gap between TOGAF 8 and TOGAF 9
- Paths to Level 2 and course prerequisites
- Course objectives and Foundation course content
- 1.2
02. Management Overview
- The Open Group: Scorecard and Architecture Forum
- Defining Enterprise and Architecture
- Business benefits and pressure to develop EA
- Governance: Definition, frameworks, and importance
- TOGAF origins, ADM basic principles, and Preliminary phase
- TOGAF Foundation target audience and certification
- 1.3
03. TOGAF 9 Components
- Architecture Development Method (ADM) roadmap and objectives
- ADM guidelines, techniques, and applying iterations
- Architecture Content Framework: Deliverables, artifacts, and building blocks
- The Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository
- TOGAF Reference Models: Technical Reference Model (TRM) and III-RM
- Boundaryless Information Flow™ and Establishing Architecture capability
- 1.4
04. Introduction to the ADM
- What is the TOGAF ADM: Process and relationships
- ADM Phases: Step examples, inputs, and outputs
- Adapting and Governing the ADM
- Scoping Architectural activity and Architecture integration
- 1.5
05. The Enterprise Continuum and Tools
- Overview of the Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Reuse
- Constituents: Architecture Continuum vs. Solutions Continuum
- Relationships between the Three Continua
- The Need for tools: Modeling the Enterprise Architecture and standardization
- 1.6
06. Architecture Repository
- Purpose and Overview of the Architecture Repository
- The Architecture Landscape and Reference Library
- Standards Information Base and Classification
- Governance Log contents and relationship with TOGAF parts
- 1.7
07. Architecture Governance
- Introduction to Governance and the ADM relationship
- Governance Principles, Levels, and the COBIT Framework
- TOGAF Architecture Governance Framework: Structure and processes
- Architecture Contracts and Compliance Review process
- Benefits and practice of establishing an Architecture Capability
- 1.8
08. The Architecture Content Framework
- Introduction and benefits of the Content Framework
- Deliverables, Artifacts, and Building Blocks: Definitions and examples
- Content Metamodel overview
- Mapping the Framework to the TOGAF ADM
- 1.9
09. The Architecture Content Metamodel
- Metamodel Fundamentals: Formal vs. Informal modeling
- Core Content Metamodel concepts and extensions
- Core Entities and their relationships to Stakeholder needs
- Full Content Metamodel and Extension Modules (Motivation, Infrastructure)
- 1.10
10. Views and Viewpoints
- Relationships: Stakeholders, Concerns, Views, and Viewpoints
- Developing Views in the ADM: Process and benefits
- Using TOGAF Artifacts: Catalogs, Matrices, and Diagrams
- Example: Business Footprint Diagram and Stakeholder Map Matrix
- 1.11
11. Building Blocks
- Characteristics of a “Good” Building Block
- Types: Architecture Building Blocks (ABB) vs. Solution Building Blocks (SBB)
- Specifications and benefits of using Building Blocks
- Principles of Building Block design within the ADM phases
- 1.12
12. The Preliminary Phase
- Objectives and Approach: Main inputs and steps
- Scoping Enterprise impact and confirming Governance frameworks
- Establishing the EA Team and identifying Architecture Principles
- Defining Principles: Qualities, templates, and modeling
- Tailoring TOGAF: Terminology, Process, and Content tailoring
- Outputs: Catalogs and TOGAF 9 Artifacts
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