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TOGAF Part 2 – Certified
Curriculum
1 Section
11 Lessons
9 Hours
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1.1
01. & 02. Business Scenarios & Stakeholder Management
Business Scenarios: Objectives, ADM integration, and SMART characteristics
Developing Scenarios: Contributors, contents, templates, and resources
Stakeholder Management: Roadmap, benefits, and identification steps
Engagement: Classifying positions, determining approaches, and mapping stakeholders
1.2
03. Implementation Support Techniques
Interoperability: Requirements, solutions, and ADM alignment
Business Transformation Readiness Assessment: Factors and scoring
Risk Management: Classification schemes and initial assessments
Capability Based Planning: Relationship between EA and Projects
1.3
04. Phase A: Architecture Vision
Inputs & Steps: Requests for work and project establishment
Requirements: Identifying concerns, goals, drivers, and constraints
Diagrams: Value Chain and Solution Concept diagrams
Outputs: Statement of Architecture Work and approved Vision
1.4
05. & 06. Phase B: Business Architecture
Approach: Developing Baseline and Target descriptions
Gap Analysis: Exercises, roadmap components, and impact resolution
Artifacts: Catalogs, Matrices (Actor/Role), and Diagrams (Process Flow)
Outputs: Architecture Definition Document and Requirements Specification
1.5
07. – 09. Phase C: Information Systems & Data Architecture
Approach: Top-Down Design vs. Data-Driven Implementation
Data Architecture: Baseline/Target descriptions and Gap Analysis
Artifacts: Data Entity/Function Matrix and Data Dissemination Diagrams
Lifecycle: Data migration, security, and logical data modeling
1.6
10. – 12. III-RM & Application Architecture
III-RM: Business/Technical drivers and Boundaryless Information Flow™
Application Architecture: Process for developing baseline and target states
Matrices: Application/Organization and Application/Function interactions
Diagrams: Communication, N2 models, and Process realization
1.7
13. – 15. Foundation Architecture & Phase D (Technology)
TRM: Technical Reference Model components and platform service taxonomy
Phase D Steps: Developing Technology Architecture and resolving impacts
Technology Artifacts: Platform Decomposition and Network Computing diagrams
Output: Technology Architecture Components for the ARS
1.8
16. – 18. Migration Planning & Phase E/F
Techniques: Transition Architecture State Evolution and Business Value Assessment
Phase E: Opportunities, Solutions, and Work Package identification
Phase F: Finalizing the Migration Plan and Implementation strategy
Diagrams: Project Context and Benefits diagrams
1.9
19. – 21. Governance, Change & Requirements
Phase G: Implementation Governance steps and compliance
Phase H: Architecture Change Management (Maintenance vs. Redesign)
Requirements Management: Development, Impact Assessment, and Volère templates
1.10
22. – 24. Adapting the ADM (Partitioning, Iteration, Security)
Architecture Partitioning: Preliminary phase considerations
Iteration: “Baseline First” vs. “Target First” and Hierarchy of ADM processes
Security: Addressing stakeholder concerns across all ADM phases
1.11
25. – 27. SOA, Maturity Models & Skills Framework
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA): Adapting Phases A through D
Maturity Models: CMMI, ACMM, and assessments within the ADM
Skills Framework: Roles, purpose, and professional structure
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