Enterprise and Solution Architecture In Practice: Practitioner Level A 3 day workshop in a training centre. Can be delivered on-site over 3 or 4 days.
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Overview		At the end of the course the delegates will
Helps practitioners to create and describe architectures using ideas in TOGAF and other architecture frameworks. Helps attendees to apply their intermediate level knowledge to a case study. Elaborates on the organisation and processes required to manage an architecture successfully. The presentations are relatively open ended, with illustrations with discussion. About 22 hours of content including revision and exam.		· Built on the knowledge gained at the Intermediate level. · Have developed a deeper understanding of architecture in practice. · Have gained confidence from applying knowledge to a case study. · Take away useful architecture process and deliverable guidance. Meets also the objectives listed on the ISEB web site.
Relevant examinations		Experience required
This course covers the syllabus for the Practitioner 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: > 5 years experience of IS/IT work, including some architecture definition. Must have attended the Intermediate course, or else have a TOGAF certificate.
Course syllabus
1 ARCHITECTURE & ARCHITECTS – review of intermediate level 2 ARCHITECTURE PRECURSORS | Stakeholders | Drivers, aims & directives | Solution descriptions & plans | Standards | Scope of architecture work | Requirements | Regulatory requirements | Business case 3 ARCHITECTURE FRAMEWORKS – review of intermediate level, more about architecture documentation and repositories. 4 BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE | Business structure & behaviour | Business process decomposition & automation | Design for business security 5 DATA ARCHITECTURE | Knowledge &/or content management | Data architecture structure | Data qualities & integration | Design for data security		6 SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE – review of intermediate level 7 APPLICATIONS ARCHITECTURE | Applications structure & behaviour | Design for applications security | Application platform 8 DESIGN for NFRS – review of intermediate level 9 INFRASTRUCTURE ARCHITECTURE | Infrastructure structure & behaviour | Design for infrastructure security 10 MIGRATION PLANNING | Gap analysis | Migration path | Risk management 11 ARCHITECTURE MANAGEMENT | Architecture implementation | Architecture change management | Architecture governance | Architecture in operations
Other details
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.