TOGAF® 10 Foundation

To build an understanding of the TOGAF® 10 standard and its role in organization-level architecture analysis and management. It also includes full preparation for taking the international certification exam.

• System and solution architects of all levels who want to gain in-depth knowledge in the field of architecture;
• Business analysts and IT professionals who want to understand the TOGAF® 10 standard in order to successfully participate in the architecture change management process;
• Leaders who want to understand organizational-level IT technology change management and optimization processes.

• Understand the basic concepts of both enterprise architecture and the TOGAF® architecture framework;

• Understand the organization-level architectural change management and technology optimization process;

• Understand the scope of TOGAF® and its relationship to other standards;

• Understand TOGAF® standard terminology, the objectives of the ADM cycle and each individual stage, adapting them to the scope of the ADM;

• Understand the prerequisites for TOGAF® implementation at the organizational level;

• Apply TOGAF® ARCHIMATE notation to represent architecture.

There are no specific prerequisites.

Handouts, preparation test for the exam.

TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification exam (exam costs are already included in the course price).

• Introduction to the nature of organization-level architecture, history of development, challenges of modern organization and justification of necessity;
• TOGAF® certification levels, process and scope;
• TOGAF® basic elements, definitions and standard terminology;
• Introduction to ADM, its essence, goals, tasks of each stage (including at a high level, adapting and expanding the application of ADM);
• Introduction to ADM techniques and their application in corresponding ADM stages;
• TOGAF® reference models and classification of architectural artifacts;
• Logical elements of architecture;
• Introduction to organization-level architecture management processes;
• TOGAF® architectural representation tool (Archi) and notation (Archimate);
• TOGAF® implementation prerequisites;
• Knowledge self-test tasks, test.