This course imparts knowledge of the terminology, structure, basic concepts and core principles of the TOGAF® enterprise architecture framework.

Many examples of architecture deliverables and artifacts are provided throughout the course.

This course also looks at how:

• Each of the ADM phases contributes to the success of enterprise architecture.
• Architecture governance contributes to the ADM.

Schedule

Intended for

• Individuals who require a basic understanding of TOGAF®.
• Professionals who are working in roles associated with an enterprise architecture project such as planning, execution, development, delivery and operation.
• Architects who are looking for an introduction to TOGAF®.
• Those who want to achieve Level 2 certification.

Background

There are no formal prerequisites. It is recommended that attendees have some experience in the business and/or IT domain.

Main topics

• Basic concepts of enterprise architecture and TOGAF®.
• Core concepts of TOGAF®.
• Key terminology.
• Architecture development method (ADM) cycle, the objectives of each phase and how to define a scope and adapt it.
• Enterprise continuum, its purpose and constituent parts.
• The ADM guidelines and techniques.
• Key deliverables of the ADM cycle.
• Concepts of views and viewpoints and their role in communicating with stakeholders.
• Concept of building blocks.
• TOGAF® reference models.
• TOGAF® certification program.

Training method

Classroom training.

To obtain the TOGAF® Foundation (Level 1) certificate, attendees must pass a 40-question, 60-minute, multiple-choice exam. The passing score is 55% or 22 out of 40 questions must be correct. A Prometric exam voucher is included in the course fee.

Duration

2 days.

Course leader

SMME (accredited training company).