TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation

The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation is an instructor-led, hands-on certification training course. The course covers the processes, opportunities, responsibilities, and roles that apply within an enterprise architecture team. Candidates gain an understanding of stakeholder identification, questions, comments, and business communications.

Learn the phases of architecture implementation, maintaining ADM performance, and creating and documenting transitional architectures.

Why

• High pass rate

• ISTQB Training Course

• Covers the latest ISTQB syllabus

• BCS ISTQB Foundation exam included

• The exam can be taken within 3 months

Prerequisities

There are no pre-requisites for the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification training course.

Skills Gained

• Understand the key concepts, principles, and components of the TOGAF framework

• Have a comprehensive understanding of the Architecture Development Methodology (ADM) and its phases

• Understand the key TOGAF reference models, including the Integrated Information-Related Reference Model (III-RM)

• Practical skills for developing architectural deliverables, such as architectural vision and business architecture

• The importance of governance and compliance in enterprise architecture

• Understand the key concepts, principles, and components of the TOGAF framework

• Have a comprehensive understanding of the Architecture Development Methodology (ADM) and its phases

• Understand the key TOGAF reference models, including the Integrated Information-Related Reference Model (III-RM)

• Practical skills for developing architectural deliverables, such as architectural vision and business architecture

• The importance of governance and compliance in enterprise architecture

• Understand the key concepts, principles, and components of the TOGAF framework

• Have a comprehensive understanding of the Architecture Development Methodology (ADM) and its phases

• Understand the key TOGAF reference models, including the Integrated Information-Related Reference Model (III-RM)

• Practical skills for developing architectural deliverables, such as architectural vision and business architecture

• The importance of governance and compliance in enterprise architecture

Outline

• Course Introduction

• Enterprise Architecture – An Introduction

• TOGAF® EA – An Introduction

• The Architecture Development Method

• Adapting TOGAF to the Context

• Architecture Principles and Requirements

• Architecture Vision

• Risk Management

• Enterprise Integration

• Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository

• Architecture Patterns

• Architecture Content Framework

• Technology Architecture

• Building Organisational Capability

• Architecture Governance

• Exam Preparation Guide