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New!  TOGAF 9 Standard CourseWare now available

TOGAF™ 9 Standard Courseware V9 Edition

The following slides are taken from The Open Group's TOGAF™ 9 Standard Courseware V9 Edition course.

module 1 TOGAF Version 9 -- Module 1 - Management Overview

module 2 TOGAF Version 9 -- Module 2 - Components

module 3 TOGAF Version 9 -- Module 3 - Introduction to the ADM

module 0 TOGAF Version 9 -- Module B1 - An Introduction to TOGAF 9 for those familar with TOGAF 8.1.1

module 0 TOGAF Version 9 -- Module F13 - The TOGAF Certification for People program

For more information, click here


TOGAF 8 Course Overview

The Open Group
TOGAF™ 8 Standard Courseware
8.1.1 Edition


This is a revision of The Open Group's TOGAF Training Course for TOGAF 8.1.1 Enterprise Edition: A four-day(*) instructor-led course for IT Architecture students, managers and practitioners.
The audiences for licensing this training course are The Open Group partners and potential partners, including franchisees who wish to enter the TOGAF training market.

The 8.1.1 edition is a modular course with 23 modules,and an examination (module 24) to assess Student knowledge at the completion of the course (**). The TOGAF Study Guide is a companion document for the training course and recommended as the student book. Training organizations are able to order the Study Guide for a discounted price. The course takes the form of a tour around the ADM:


The course modules are as follows:

Day 1

Module 0 – Course Introduction
Module 1 – Management Overview
Module 2 – The TOGAF 8 Components
Module 3 – An Introduction to the Architecture Development Method
Module 4 – The Enterprise Continuum
Module 5 – The Preliminary Phase: Framework and Principles
Module 6 – Architecture Governance

Day 2

Module 7 – Business Scenarios
Module 8 – Architecture Views and Viewpoints
Module 9 – Building Blocks and the ADM
Module 10 – Phase A: Architecture Vision
Module 11 – Phase B: Business Architecture
Module 12 – Phase C: Information Systems Architectures
Module 13 – Phase C: Data Architecture

Day 3

Module 14 – Phase C: Applications Architecture
Module 15 – Foundation Architecture
Module 16 – The Standards Information Base
Module 17 – Phase D: Technology Architecture

Day 4

Module 18 – Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
Module 19 – Phase F: Migration Planning
Module 20 – Phase G: Implementation Governance
Module 21 – Phase H: Architecture Change Management
Module 22 – Requirements Management
Module 23 – TOGAF and other Architectures/Frameworks
Module 24 – Course Examination

The course materials are organized as follows:
  • There is a clear module objectives slide at the start of each module, and an end summary
  • Slidesets are animated for display
  • Each module includes instructor's notes based on the Study Guide to point instructors to the key learning points of the module
  • Use of content from the TOGAF 8 Study Guide allows the Study Guide to be used as a supporting companion document with the course
  • The materials are current for TOGAF 8.1.1, including use of all updated graphics
  • Where appropriate a slide is included in each module for a class exercise, or in some cases a test-yourself question .
  • Instructors are encouraged to split the students into groups for exercises, to give each group 30 minutes on an exercise and then come back to report their findings in the next 30 minutes
  • Exercises included:
  • Principles, relating them to your organization
  • Identifying stakeholders for a scenario
  • Identifying stakeholder concerns for a scenario
  • Gap Analysis for a scenario
  • Building Blocks Case Study
  • Views and Viewpoints
  • Criteria for specification selection
  • Migration Planning
  • Drivers for Architecture Change
  • Change Impact
  • Recap questions for other areas

Deliverables include:
  • Powerpoint slides (compatible with Powerpoints versions 97,2000,2003): these include instructor notes (on the notes pages).
  • PDF Student SlideSet Book, 327 pages (two-up slide sets to allow notes)
  • PDF Instructor Notes Book, 645 pages (one-up notes view of slides)
  • PDF Exercise/Example handouts
  • Module 5 Principles
  • Module 7 Business Scenarios
  • Module 9 Building Blocks Example
  • ADM Information Sets Handout
  • ADM Phase Reference Cards (pdf artwork supplied)

  • PDF Course Examination (Module 24)
  • PDF Course Examination Answers (Module 24A, allows students to score themselves)


About the Course from an Attendee perspective:

A four-day(*) instructor-led course for: IT Architecture students, managers and practitioners. Senior managers can attend Day One only to gain an overview.

Target Audience:
IT Architects considering undertaking, or planning to exploit TOGAF for Enterprise Architecture Projects. Senior managers who need
an understanding of TOGAF and Enterprise Architecture. Architecture Tools Designers who need an understanding of TOGAF 8. Those wishing to
become TOGAF 8 Certified.

Prerequisite knowledge:
A prior knowledge of IT Architecture is advantageous but not required During the course students will become familiar with the TOGAF Version 8.1 Enterprise Edition body of knowledge.

Course Objectives:
To instruct students in the basics of Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF 8. To familiarize students with the features of TOGAF and its methodology. To enable students to take best advantage of how to use TOGAF in their work. To gain an understanding of the necessary body of knowledge to achieve certification to the TOGAF 8 CERTIFIED qualification.

Course Objectives by Audience:
IT architects:
Provide sufficient information about TOGAF 8 to enable them to use it effectively in IT architecture projects.

Senior managers:
Provide sufficient information about TOGAF 8 to enable them to exploit it within their organizations.

Architecture tools designers:
Provide sufficient information about TOGAF 8 to enable them to integrate effective support for TOGAF 8 into their tools.



About the Course from an Trainer perspective:

Licensees of this courseware are eligible to use the course within the TOGAF Certification program. To do so the licensee has to be a TOGAF Commercial licensee, has to register their organization within the TOGAF certification web system, and then to complete and submit a template conformance statement, completing the company name and contact person therein. If minimal modifications have been made this is a rebranding, otherwise a new certification. No additional fee is involved to register the course for use within the certification program.

Why do Licensees have to register the course within the certification system?
This is needed so licensees can have their own organization account to register batches of training course attendees that have satisfactorily completed a course for certification.

How long does it take to register the course for certification?
Given the completed conformance statement template the procedure should take no more than a 30 minutes to complete the online forms, and a licensee can be up and running next day latest (depending on when their authorized signatory confirms by email).
See www.opengroup.org/togaf/cert/docs/TOGAF-TRAINING.html

Notes:

(*) Satisfactory completion of the four day course is required in order to qualify to be put forward to become TOGAF 8 Certified

(**) An examination module is included as Module 24. This should be taken as a closed book examination lasting 90 minutes at the end of the course. The exam scripts can be assessed either by the instructor or (recommended) students exchange papers for marking.

 
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