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Enterprise and Solution Architecture Principles: Intermediate Level A 3 day workshop in a
training centre. Can be delivered on-site over 3 or 4 days. |
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Overview
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At
the end of the course the delegates will
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Good for
those looking to a career as an enterprise, solution, applications or data
architect. Gives
attendees a consistent and comprehensive platform of knowledge about
architecture terms and concepts. Explains
the ISEB reference model with exercises (not an extended case study). About 20
hours of content including revision and exam. |
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Have formed a
coherent picture of architects’ roles in practice. ·
Understand enterprise and solution architecture frameworks ·
Understand the ways architects build architecture
descriptions. ·
Know ways to model the principal deliverables of architecture
frameworks like TOGAF & Zachman. ·
Take away useful distillations of architecture practices and
deliverables. |
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Relevant
examinations
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Experience
required
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This
course covers the syllabus for the Intermediate Level Certificate in Enterprise and Solution Architecture
offered by the Information Systems Examinations Board (ISEB). It
concludes with a one hour exam (only for those who have paid the ISEB
examination fee). |
Prerequisites:
> 3 years experience of IS/IT work, including some contact with architecture
descriptions. A broad
experience of IS and IT projects is helpful. |
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Course syllabus |
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1 ARCHITECTURE
& ARCHITECTS | Foundation concepts
| Architecture granularity | Architecture domains | Hierarchical or layered
architecture | Architect roles, goals & skills 2 ARCHITECTURE
PRECURSORS | Stakeholders | Drivers, aims & directives | Solution
descriptions & plans | Standards | Scope of architecture work |
Requirements | Regulatory requirements | Business case 3 ARCHITECTURE
FRAMEWORKS | Architecture process frameworks | Architecture descriptions |
Architecture models & abstractions | Architecture description frameworks 4 BUSINESS
ARCHITECTURE | Foundation concepts |
Business structure & behaviour | Business process decomposition &
automation | Design for business security 5 DATA
ARCHITECTURE | Foundation concepts |
Knowledge &/or content management
| Data architecture structure | Data qualities & integration |
Design for data security |
6 SOFTWARE
ARCHITECTURE | Foundation concepts |
Component structures & patterns | Component interfaces | Component
interoperation styles | Component communication styles | Publish &
subscribe distribution 7 APPLICATIONS
ARCHITECTURE | Foundation concepts |
Applications structure & behaviour | Design for applications security |
Application platform 8 DESIGN for
NFRS | Performance | Availability | Reliability | Recoverability | Integrity
| Scalability | Security | Etc. 9 INFRASTRUCTURE
ARCHITECTURE | Foundation concepts | Infrastructure structure & behaviour
| Design for infrastructure security 10 MIGRATION
PLANNING and 11 ARCHITECTURE MANAGEMENT – outline only |
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Location: A training centre. |
Timings: Usually 9 am to 5.30 pm. The tutor may
vary and extend the timings. |
Number: Maximum 12 delegates. |
Prices: See Terms. |
