TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner

Participants are typically those who will want to proficiently use The TOGAF® framework to develop, maintain, and transform individual domain architectures as well as enterprise architecture as a whole. Furthermore, the course will help those who will actively contribute to the transformation of the company (whether commercial or digital). Last but not least, those who work in agile and dynamic environments and need to understand and align the right approach to building a relationship with enterprise architecture should attend.

Examples of participants:

1. I am an enterprise architect and I need to be certified for The TOGAF® Standard as well
2. I am an enterprise architect and on a daily basis I design, maintain and operate EA, participate in transformations
3. I am an agile oriented SW architect, I usually work on architecture refactoring and I need to get access to the context of enterprise architecture oriented to The TOGAF® Standard
4. I want to increase my qualifications as part of my professional development and for the field of corporate architecture

• Basic knowledge of architecture (ICT, Business, Security) / Quality Assurance / Project Management / Service Operations
• Advanced knowledge of English (training materials and certification tests are in English)
• Full concentration and attention during training, willingness to interact when discussing the subject, proactive approach, cooperation
• Responsible approach to preparation and individual exercises assigned by tutor

I. day

09:00 – Module 0 – TOGAF® Certification Program

09:10 – Module 1 – The Context for Enterprise Architecture (+ Course Handout)

10:30 - Break

10:50 – Module 2 – Stakeholder Management (+ Course Handout)

12:00 – Lunch

12:40 – Module 3 – Phase A, the Starting Point (+ A Pocket Guide §6)

13:50 – Break

14:10 – Module 4 – Architecture Development (+ Course Handout)

15:30 – Break

15:50 – Domain Architectures Overview (BA, SA, AA, IA, TA)

II. day

09:00 - Module 5 - Implementing the Architecture

10:15 - Break

10:35 - Module 6 - Architecture Change Management

12:00 – Lunch

12:40 – Module 7 – Requirements Management (+ Course Handout)

13:50 – Break

14:10 – Module 8 – Supporting the ADM Work (+ Course Handout)

15:30 - Reference Models and Method Guidance

III. day

09:00 – TOGAF EA Practitioner Learning Studies – individual exercises assigned by the lecturer and developed by individuals or teams under his supervision:

1. The Context for EA – 4 Scenarios
2. Stakeholder Management – ??2 Scenarios
3. Phase A, the Starting Point - 2 Scenarios
4. Architecture Development – ??3 Scenarios
5. Implementing the Architecture – 3 Scenarios
6. Architecture Change Management – ??2 Scenarios
7. Requirements Management – ??1 Scenario
8. Supporting the ADM – 1 Scenario

13:00 – Lunch

13:40 – Practice Tests Q/A

15:00 – Evaluation of Practice Tests results and questions

Practical work with III. the day is evaluated by the lecturer and according to the success criteria in solving scenarios from Learning Studies, participants can achieve the TOGAF® EA Applied Practitioner Open Badge.

Open Group. TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Learning Path https://www.opengroup.org/certifications/togaf-certification-portfolio, 26 Apr. 2023.

Knowledge of the fundamental content (Fundamental Content) is assumed and attention is paid in detail to the topics contained in The TOGAF® Library, which function as Extended Guidance:

1. The TOGAF® Leader's Guide to Establishing and Evolving an EA Capability
2. A Practitioners' Approach to Developing EA Following the TOGAF® ADM
3. TOGAF® Series Guide: Enabling Enterprise Agility
4. Integrating Risk and Security within a TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture
5. Business Scenarios
6. Using the TOGAF Standard in the Digital Enterprise
   

Accredited training:

1. Participants must have the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation certificate as a prerequisite.
2. Anywhere holds a TOGAF® Commercial License, we are members of the Architecture / ArchiMate Forum. We provide accredited courses as ATTCP in collaboration with The Open Group. Our lecturers are fully certified in the areas that are the subject of accredited courses and participate in continuous development in hard / soft skills, including training skills.
3. The course contains the official Courseware in the EN language and the lecturer delivers the content in the CZ or EN language (according to the listed date). The certification exam with the Pearson VUE provider is also conducted in the EN language. The form of providing the course can be both onsite and online.
4. More information on certification, its organization and conditions can be found here and is also discussed in detail in the course (Module 0 – TOGAF® Certification Program).

TOGAF® is a registered trademark of The Open Group

A candidate can proceed to the Practitioner certification exam if he has successfully passed the TOGAF® Foundation certification exam.

Practitioner criteria:

• 8 questions / 90 min. (English as a Second Language – 135 minutes)
• The questions are designed in the form of prepared scenarios, which must be assessed and one selected
  out of a possible 4 answers for using the TOGAF® framework
• Open Book: YES
• Proctor Supervision: YES
• Candidates must achieve min. 60% of correct answers (24 points out of 40)

Requirements:

• Good practical orientation in architecture (ICT, Business, Security) / Quality Assurance / Project
• Management / Service Operations
• Professional knowledge of English (training materials, examples, case studies and certification exams
  are in English)
• Full concentration and attention during training, willingness to interact when discussing material, proactive
  access, cooperation
• Responsible time investment in preparations and independent exercises assigned by the lecturer
  

Learn more HERE.

Previous courses

TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation [TOGAF1]