IT Skills Software Design and Development Software Design TOGAF 9.1
In this course, you'll examine the areas of TOGAF related to SOA and Security, and building an Enterprise Architecture practice.
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ADM Guidelines and Techniques Introduction - start the course
- identify and use various classes and types while applying iteration
- define how security architecture applies to the preliminary phase of the ADM
- define how security architecture applies to the architecture vision phase of the ADM
- define how security architecture applies to the business architecture phase of the ADM
- define how security architecture applies to the information systems phase of the ADM
- define how security architecture applies to the technology architecture phase of the ADM
- define how security architecture applies to the other phases of the ADM
- use SOA levels and apply SOA to enterprise architecture and how it enhances SOA
- use SOA levels and apply SOA to the preliminary phase and how it enhances SOA
- use SOA levels and apply SOA to the architecture vision phase and how it enhances SOA
- use SOA levels and apply SOA to the architecture development phases and how it enhances SOA
- use business architecture artifacts in order to promote and enhance the use of SOA
- use information system architecture artifacts in order to promote and enhance the use of SOA
- use technology architecture artifacts in order to promote and enhance the use of SOA
- use other architecture artifacts in order to promote and enhance the use of SOA
- use stakeholder maps in order to enhance stakeholder management
- illustrate example architecture development patterns
- apply business scenarios to developing architectures
- describe the documentation that should be completed for business scenarios
- describe the goals and objects when using business scenarios to develop architectures
Practice: Review ADM Phases - apply the guidelines and techniques of the Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle in a given case study
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