TGF_AM12

• Basic orientation in the field of architecture
• Basic knowledge of English (in case of certification)

In addition to the standardized content defined by The Open Group consortium, we have added a number of practical topics that show how to use ArchiMate in real practice:

• Capturing the motivation to implement change, including stakeholders and their interests
• Capturing the link between motivation and the proposed solution, capturing the components used, and the reason for their use
• Recommendations for describing the business environment in the form of processes, functions and services, explanation of the link on BPMN
• Description of the proposed application solutions in appropriate detail and structure suitable for administration Offers
• Design and description of architecture from business to technology step by step with a clear definition responsibilities of individual domain architects
• Capture of ESB integration components, API gateways, and exhibited services
• Capture virtualized infrastructure and cloud solutions
• Practical recommendations for diagramming

• Introduction
  • Enterprise Architecture - A Brief Introduction
  • Drawing vs. Modeling
  • Basic concepts and principles of ArchiMate
  • Base and Supplementary Layers
  • Link between ArchiMate and TOGAF
• Elements, links
  • ArchiMate metamodel
  • Detailed explanation of individual elements and links
  • Links between elements, how to capture them
• Business Layer
  • Business Layer Metamodel
  • Active elements (actor, role, cooperation, etc.)
  • Behavioural elements (processes, functions, events, etc.)
  • Passive elements (product, contract, etc.)
• Application layer
  • Application layer metamodel
  • Active elements (application component, interface, etc.)
  • Behavioural elements (services, functions, interactions, etc.)
  • Passive elements (data object)
• Technological layer
  • Technology Layer Metamodel
  • Active elements (devices, networks, infrastructure interface, etc.)
  • Behavioural elements (services, functions)
  • Passive elements (artifact)
• Physical elements
  • Physical elements (equipment, equipment, distribution route, material)
• Strategic elements
  • Strategic elements (direction, capabilities, resources)
• Motivational elements
  • Motivational elements (stakeholders, goals, requirements, etc.)
  • Binding to ArchiMate base layers
• Implementation and migration elements
  • Implementation and migration elements (work package, deliverable, plateau, gap, etc.)
  • Link to motivational elements and basic layers of ArchiMate
• Ties
  • Structural links and dependencies (composition, aggregation, assignment, implementation, influence and etc.)
  • Dynamic links (triggering, flow)
  • Other links (specialization, junction)
• Aspects
  • The way of working with points of view, their contribution
  • Basic aspects (organizational, business process, use of applications, infrastructure, etc.)
• Recommended modeling techniques
  • Asking the right questions and capturing them in the form of visualizations
  • Working with colors
  • Organization of alementos and ties
  • Pareto Rules App
• Tools for ArchiMate
  • Overview and selection of tools
  • Examples of the use of ArchiMate in practice

• Introduction
  • Focus and structure of the language
• Language Metamodel
  • Structure of language
  • Derivation of individual elements
• Bonds and composite elements
  • Recap
  • Specific use of selected constraints
• Business Layer
  • Recap
  • Link to BPMN
  • Exercise
  • Sample Test Example
• Application layer
  • Recap
  • Link to UML
  • Exercise
  • Sample Test Example
• Technological layer
  • Recap
  • Level of detail for capturing infrastructure and networks
  • Exercise
  • Sample Test Example
• Physical layer
  • Recap
  • Exercise
• Motivation
  • Recap
  • Link to other layers
  • Exercise
  • Sample Test Example
• Strategy
  • Recap
• Implementation and migration
  • Recap
  • Exercise
• Sample Test Example
  • Links between layers
  • Language extension

Related courses

TGF_AM1 [TGF_AM1]

TGF_AM2 [TGF_AM2]