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Course Name: TOGAF
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Introduction
 Learning Objectives : Understand The Open Group TOGAF Certification for People
program, levels for certification, paths for certification and the requirements for
certification .
 Topics : i) About TOGAF and the Open Group ii) The Training Course, TOGAF
Structure iii) Structure of the Training.
Core Concepts
 Learning Objectives : Basic concepts of Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF , Core
concepts of TOGAF and understand the key terminology of TOGAF .
 Topics : i) Definition of key concepts and terms, TOGAF ii) Architecture Framework
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Introduction to the ADM
 Learning Objectives : Understand the Architecture Development Method (ADM)
cycle, brief objective of each phase in the cycle, and how to adapt the ADM and
ADM architecture scope and its integration.
 Topics : i)Overview of the TOGAF ADM ii) Objectives of each ADM Phase
iii)Architecture Development.
Introduction to the Architecture Content Framework
 Learning Objectives :In this module, yo will learn scripting functionality and
organizing data for effective results.

 Topicsi) Ojectives of the Preliminary Phase ii)Seven Aspects Defining the
enterprise iii)Identifying key drivers and elements iv) Requirements for
architecture work v)Framework to be used vi)Relationships between management
frameworks vii) Evaluating the enterprise architecture maturity viii)Inputs to the
phase with key elements: Architecture Frameworks, Business principles, business
goals, and business drivers ix)Influence of pre-existing architectural inputs on the
phase x) Steps for : Enterprise architecture team and organization, Set of
Architecture Principles for a given scenario, Tailoring the framework, xi)Outputs &
Key Elements : Architecture Principles, xii) Architecture Governance Framework,
xiii)Request for Architecture Work
Introduction to Enterprise Continuum & Tools
 Learning Objectives :Understand the key concept of the Enterprise Continuum, its
purpose and its constituent parts.

 Topics : i)Enterprise Continuum - Introduction & Usage, Re-use of architecture
artifacts ii) Constituents of the Enterprise Continuum iii)Definition of the
Architecture Continuum iv)Stages of architecture evolution defined in the
Architecture Continuum v)Solutions Continuum, Stages of architecture evolution
defined in the Solutions Continuum vi)Relationship between the Enterprise
Continuum and the TOGAF ADM
Architectural Work Product
 Learning Objectives : Understand the concepts of views and viewpoints, their role
in communicating with stakeholders as well as applying them to the Architecture
Development Cycle.Understand the concept of building blocks within TOGAF and
the key deliverables of the ADM cycle.
 Topics : i) Architecture Deliverables across the ADM cycle ii) Define & understand
relationships of key concepts like Stakeholders iii)Concerns, Views and
Viewpoints iv)Differentiate viewpoints, v)View Creation process vi)Building block,
vii)Distinction between Architecture Building Blocks and Solution Building Blocks
viii)Use of building blocks in the ADM cycle.

Stakeholder Management
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply the Stakeholder Management
technique.
 Topics : i)Steps in developing a Stakeholder Map ii)Benefits of creating views
iii)Three example views provided by TOGAF
Architecture Patterns
 Learning Objectives :Provide guidelines for using architecture patterns.
 Topics : i) Architecture Patterns.
Architecture Partitioning & Organisation
 Learning Objectives : Understand how Architecture Partitioning can be used to
simplify the development and maintenance of an enterprise architecture & the
Architecture Repository, its constituent parts, and its relationship to other parts of
TOGAF .
 Topics : i) Architecture Partitioning ii)The Architecture Repository iii) Architecture
Tools.

Architecture Capability Framework
 Learning Objectives : Architecture Governance contribution to the Architecture
Development Cycle, Phase G, the role of Architecture Capability Maturity Models
& The Architecture Skills Framework.
 Topics : i) Establishing an Architecture Capability using ADM ii)Architecture
Contracts - contents & relationship to Architecture Governance iii) Architecture
Maturity Models iv)Capability Maturity Model v)CMMI process, structure and
levels of the ACMM vi)The role of Maturity Assessments in the ADM vii)
Architecture Skills Framework, including roles, skills and proficiency levels.
Architecture Governance
 Learning Objectives : Understand The Open Group TOGAF Certification for People
program, levels for certification, paths for certification and the requirements for
certification .
 Topics : i) Architecture Board- establishment, responsibilities, factors for setting
up & operations ii) Architecture Governance - Concepts, Framework, Benefits
iii)Fitment within ADM Cycle and key success factors for putting Architecture
Governance into practice

Architecture Compliance and Risk Management
 Learning Objectives : Introduction to the ADM Guidelines and Techniques.
 Topics : i) Risk Management- characteristics & usage within the TOGAF ADM ii)
Risk monitoring iii) Architecture Compliance - meaning & need and Architecture
Compliance Reviews - process & usage
Architecture Principles
 Learning Objectives : Introduction to the ADM Guidelines and Techniques & how
to apply the Preliminary Phase in development of an enterprise architecture.
 Topics : i) Architecture Principles and where they are used within TOGAF ii)
Standard Template for Architecture Principles iii)Good Architecture Principle
iv)Identify and establish a set of Architecture Principles for a given scenario

Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Preliminary Phase
 Learning Objectives :The purpose is to understand how each of the ADM phases
contributes to the success of enterprise architecture & how to apply the
Preliminary Phase in development of an enterprise architecture.
 Topics : i) Ojectives of the Preliminary Phase ii)Seven Aspects Defining the
enterprise iii)Identifying key drivers and elements iv) Requirements for
architecture work v)Framework to be used, Relationships between management
frameworks vi)Evaluating the enterprise architecture maturity vii) Inputs to the
phase with key elements: Architecture Frameworks, Business principles, business
goals, and business drivers viii) Influence of pre-existing architectural inputs on
the phase ix) Steps for : Enterprise architecture team and organization x) Set of
Architecture Principles for a given scenario xi)Tailoring the framework xii) Outputs
& Key Elements : Architecture Principles, Architecture Governance Framework,
Request for Architecture Work

Business Scenarios and Business Goals
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply the Business Scenarios technique.
 Topics : i) Understand what a Business Scenario is and its purpose ii) Understand
where Business Scenarios are used within the ADM cycle iii) Understanding the
properties of a good Business Scenario iv)Learn how to develop and validate a
Business Scenario
Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase A: Architecture Vision
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply Phase A in development of an
enterprise architecture.
 Topics : i) Objectives of the Phase A: Architecture Vision and Business Scenarios
ii)Typical contents of the Architecture Repository - stakeholders, concerns and
business requirements iii)Business Transformation Readiness Assessment iv)
Risk Assessment v) Statement of Architecture Work vi) Capability Assessment vii)
Architecture Vision and Communications Plan viii) Security Architecture influences
on this phase.

Architecture Implementation Support Techniques
 Learning Objectives : ADM Guidelines and Techniques, Phase A, Phase B & Phase
F in development of an enterprise architecture and Phase E and F for migration
planning
 .Topics : i) Gap Analysis- purpose & technique ii)Migration Planning Techniques iii)
Implementation Factor Assessment iv)Deduction Matrix v) Consolidated Gaps &
Solutions vi)Dependencies Matrix vii) Architecture Definition Increments Table
viii)Transition Architecture State Evolution Table in conjunction with the TRM ix)
Business Value Assessment Technique x) Interoperability Requirements xi)Use of
Interoperability Requirements within the TOGAF ADM xii)Reconcilation of
Interoperability Requirements with potential solutions xiii) Business
Transformation Readiness Assessment xiv) Business Transformation Readiness
Program xv) Business Transformation Readiness within the ADM xvi)Business
Transformation Readiness Capability Based Planning xvii)Capability-Based
Planning & application in an enterprise architecture context

Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase B: Business Architecture
 Learning Objectives : ADM phases - objectives and the approach for each phase
& learning to apply Phase B in development of an enterprise architecture.
 Topics : i) Inputs to the ADM using Business principles ii) Business goals and
business drivers iii) Three techniques for business modeling, iv) Considerations
for selecting reference models v)Viewpoints and tools vi)Technique of Gap
Analysis vii)Building blocks in the development of the Business Architecture vii)
Understand the outputs using Business Architecture components of the
Architecture Definition Document viii) Business Architecture components of the
Architecture Requirements Specification & Security Architecture influences on
this phase

Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase C: Information Systems Architecture
 Learning Objectives : ADM phases & application of Phase C (Data Architecture) in
development of an enterprise architecture.
 Topics : i) Information Systems Architectures ii) Approach recommended by TOGAF
like Key considerations for the Data Architecture & Architecture Repository iii)
Phase C: Information Systems Architectures - Data Architecture, Implementation
order of the Data and Application Architectures iv) Inputs to the phase and Data
Principles v)Steps & considerations for selecting reference models, viewpoints
and tools vi)Outputs using Data Architecture components of the Architecture
Definition Document vii) Data Architecture components of the Architecture
Requirements Specification & Security Architecture influences on this phase viii)
Phase C: Information Systems Architectures - Application Architecture, inputs &
Application Principles ix) Steps & considerations for selecting reference models,
viewpoints and tools x)Outputs using Application Architecture components of the
Architecture Definition Document xi) Application Architecture components of the
Architecture Requirements Specification & Security Architecture influences on
this phase

Foundation Architecture TOGAF TRM
 Learning Objectives: The purpose of this Learning Unit is to help the Candidate
have a detailed understanding of the TOGAF Technical Reference Model (TRM).
 Topics : i) Understanding the role of the TRM as a Foundation Architecture
ii)Familiarising the major characteristics of a Foundation Architecture iii) Briefly
understanding the basic concepts of the III-RM iv) Briefly learning the relationship
of the III-RM to the concept of Boundaryless Information Flow v) Understanding
the TRM graphic, including the following key elements :Application Software
Categories, Application Platform Interface, Application Platform
vi)Communications Infrastructure Interface, Qualities vii) Briefly understanding
the structure of the TRM viii) Briefly exploring the main architecture objectives of
using the TRM ix) Understanding about the Platform Services Taxonomy
x)Understanding about the Service Quality Taxonomy xi)Understanding how to
customize the TRM to meet an organization's specific needs.

Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
 Learning Objectives :Detailed understanding of the TOGAF Integrated Information
Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
 Topics : i) Understanding the business and technical drivers for Boundaryless
Information Flow ii) Learning how the III-RM fulfills the solution space for
Boundaryless Information Flow iii) Briefly understanding the high-level structure of
the III-RM, III-RM graphic, Business Applications, Infrastructure Applications,
Application Platform, Interfaces, Qualities
Technology Architecture
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply Phase D in development of an

 Topics : i) Understanding the main objectives of the Phase D ii) Briefly learning the
approach to the phase including using the Architecture Repository iii) Understand
the inputs to the phase and explain the following key elements:Technology
Principles iv) Understand the steps involved and being able able to: Learning how
the TRM can be used when developing a Technology Architecture, Learning the
role of ABBs v) Understand the outputs and be able to explain the following key
elements:Technology Architecture components of the Architecture Definition
Document, Technology Architecture components of the Architecture
Requirements Specification vi) Understand the Security Architecture influences
on this phase
Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
 Learning Objectives : Understanding how to apply Phase E in development of an

 Topics : i) Understanding the main objectives of the Phase E ii) Briefly learn the
approach to the Phase E iii) Understand the management frameworks that have
to be coordinated within this phase iv) Learn how business value is assigned to
each work package v) Understand the steps to prioritize the migration projects vi)
Understand the steps to confirm the Architecture Roadmap vii) Learning key
outputs of this phase specifically: Implementation and Migration Plan,
Architecture Definition Document, including Transition Architectures (if any) and
Understanding the Security Architecture influences on this phase
Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase F: Migration Planning
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply Phase F in development of an

 Topics : i) Architecture Board, ii) Briefly learn the need for establishment of an
Architecture Board iii) Understand the responsibilities of an Architecture Board iv)
Discuss the factors that should be considered when setting up an Architecture
Board v) Learn how to operate an Architecture Board vi) Architecture Governance
vii) Briefly learn the concept of Architecture Governance viii) Describe the main
concepts that make up an Architecture Governance framework ix) Understanding
why Architecture Governance is beneficial,x) Understanding how Architecture
Governance fits within the ADM cycle xi)Understanding the key success factors for
putting Architecture Governance into practice
Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase G: Implementation Governance
 Learning Objectives :Understand how to apply Phase G in development of an

 Topics : i) Understand the main objectives of the phase ii) Briefly learn the
approach to this phase iii) Understand the inputs to the phase iv) Understanding
the steps involved and being able to describe the following: Explain how to tailor
and conduct an Architecture Compliance Review v) Understand the outputs and
be able to explain the following key elements:The contents of Architecture
Contracts, Their relationship to Architecture Governance vi) Understanding the
Security Architecture influences on this phase vii) Demonstrate the role that risk
monitoring plays in this phase
Architecture Development Method (ADM) - Phase H: Architecture Change
Management
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply Phase H in development of an

 Topics : i) Understand the main objectives of the phase H ii) Briefly learn the
approach to the phase,including: Drivers for change Enterprise architecture
management process iii) Guidelines for maintenance versus architecture redesign
iv) Understand the inputs to this phase for better understanding of Change
Requests v) Understand the steps involved in Architecture Board meetings vi)
Understanding the outputs and be able to explain when the following might occur
vii) Updated Architecture Contracts viii) A new Request for Architecture Work ix)
Understanding the Security Architecture influences on this phase
Architecture Requirements Management
 Learning Objectives : Understand how to apply the process of managing
architecture requirements.

 Topics : i) Briefly understand how Requirements Management fits into the ADM
cycle ii) Requirements Management process iii) Approaches to Requirements
Management iv) Understand the inputs to the phase v) Understand the steps and
their correspondence to phases v)Understanding how the Requirements
Management steps correspond to ADM phases vi)Understanding the purpose of
the outputs of Requirements Management vii)Understanding the Security
Architecture influences on the requirements captured
ADM Iteration and Levels
 Learning Objectives : The purpose of this Learning Unit is to help the Candidate
understand how to apply iteration and different levels of architecture with the
ADM.

 Topics : i) Understanding the concept of iteration and how it applies to TOGAF ii)
Factors influencing the use of iteration iii) Learning some suggested iteration
cycles iv) Understanding how the ADM supports different types of engagements
within the organization v) Learning how to apply iteration cycles to the ADM
phases vi)Understanding how the concepts of levels and the Enterprise
Continuum are used to organize the Architecture Landscape vii) Identify the
different levels of architecture that exist in an organization
Security Architecture and the ADM
 Learning Objectives : Understand the security considerations that need to be
addressed during application of the ADM.
 Topics : i) Understand the responsibility that Enterprise Architects have towards
Security Architecture and the recommended Security adaptations to the ADM

Using TOGAF to Define & Govern SOAs
 Learning Objectives : Understand how the ADM can be adapted for the SOA style
of architecture.
 Topics : i) SOA as an architectural style ii) Understanding how enterprise
architecture supports SOA iii) Recommended SOA adaptations to the ADM
TOGAF - Recap
 Learning Objectives : Recap the TOGAF course content and brief review>

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