The document summarizes information about the Master of ICT Enterprise Architecture program offered by inno.com for the 2015-2017 academic years. The 2-year program provides theoretical and practical knowledge to help students achieve impact as enterprise architects. It is divided between modules on topics like business architecture, software architecture, and governance taught over weekends. The program is accredited and aims to provide students with the skills and framework to approach architectural problems scientifically. It is taught in English and has a maximum class size of 25 students.
This is the presentation of the ImREAL project which aim is to develop a novel conceptual framework and innovative semantic-enhanced intelligent services to
augment existing simulated environments with adaptive meta-cognitive scaffolding in a costeffective way.
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This is the presentation of the ImREAL project which aim is to develop a novel conceptual framework and innovative semantic-enhanced intelligent services to
augment existing simulated environments with adaptive meta-cognitive scaffolding in a costeffective way.
Strategic plan for distance education at the Anton de Kom University of Surin...Pieter van der Hijden
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At the same time inventor, artist, technician and ergonomist, the designer is distinguished by a desire to improve his environment and to take a fresh look at the objects that surround him.
In France, the number of designers would amount to more than 33,000 professionals, for an estimated turnover of € 5.3 billion. For a long time considered as the final touch of a process, the design is today integrated at the earliest into the development of a product , as a factor of innovation and differentiation. In this context, the report "Design in Tech 2017" is without appeal: the future of business through design , including digital design. Investment in design continues to grow (€ 16.6bn in 2015) with double-digit growth in digital design.
presentation by Tapio Koskinen in EC DG EAC Conference on Design and Learning in Brussels, November 25-26, 2010 - Conference Website:
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Diploma in Design Engineering in India | RubikaRubika
At the same time inventor, artist, technician and ergonomist, the designer is distinguished by a desire to improve his environment and to take a fresh look at the objects that surround him.
In France, the number of designers would amount to more than 33,000 professionals, for an estimated turnover of € 5.3 billion. For a long time considered as the final touch of a process, the design is today integrated at the earliest into the development of a product , as a factor of innovation and differentiation. In this context, the report "Design in Tech 2017" is without appeal: the future of business through design , including digital design. Investment in design continues to grow (€ 16.6bn in 2015) with double-digit growth in digital design.
presentation by Tapio Koskinen in EC DG EAC Conference on Design and Learning in Brussels, November 25-26, 2010 - Conference Website:
http://design-learning.teamwork.fr/index.php
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1. Master-after-Master
Master of ICT Enterprise Architecture
2015 - 2017 Academic Year
In 2010, inno.com was officially recognised by
the Flemish government as an institute for higher
education, thereby breaking new ground for
advanced research and education in the field of
Enterprise Architecture.
In 2009 and 2014, the inno.com institute was
accredited by the NVAO for the Master of
ICT Enterprise Architecture programme. info www.kmoportefeuille.be
2. MEA provided me with a much welcomed mental framework
for the myriad of concepts I was discovering in the EA world.
Also, hearing about others’ experience with EA was fascinating.
I enjoyed our assertive group and its passionate discussions
with lecturers and practitioners. The informal setting, the critical
minds, the green surroundings, the nice meals, etc. all
contributed to making MEA a unique experience with a definite im-
pact.
Antoon Goderis
ICT Architect at KBC
To me, this Master was a wonderful cocktail of professors
coming up with the academic foundation, experienced
practitioners sprinkling hints of pragmatism, and motivated fellow
students with whom I held animated discussions. The structure of
the programme was outstanding, with courses ranging from a com-
pany’s strategy, across to various architectural disciplines, and up
to governance. This Master gave me a good overall picture and has
made me an even better match for my new position at Colruyt Group.
Marc Vandeperre
Division Manager Architecture at Colruyt Group
At the end of an enriching rollercoaster ride, holding your breath
when discovering new concepts, exploring in detail the whole
EA landscape, experiencing a multitude of new insights, be-
ing guided by subject-matter experts with an academic or busi-
ness background sharing their experience, viewing the world as
you knew it from a different angle during a looping, longing for a
bigger female touch, enjoying the exchange of ideas and
company of your co-riders at every turn, getting dizzy from all these
impressions … you just want to ride again.
Lieve De Block
Enterprise Architect at Axa Bank Belgium
Enterprise Architecture means Impact
As an architect, you want to achieve a 360° impact. You
need to rebalance the entire ecosystem in which you are
working. This means working on the content, process
and context and getting people on board and decisions ap-
proved.
The Master of ICT Enterprise Architecture is the only pro-
gramme that focuses on the role of Enterprise Architect,
providing the student with theoretical and practical knowl-
edge required to achieve the desired impact.The emphasis
is on research, complemented by techniques and skills.
Theory and Practice
The course is equally divided between theory and
practice. Theories, techniques and methodologies
are explained and applied to practical cases. These
include existing cases introduced by visiting lecturers, or
cases to be solved by the students.
Each module consists of contact hours, a study of the
scientific literature and individual or group assignments.
The course is concluded with a Master thesis, in which
the student must demonstrate the ability to approach an
architectural problem in a scientific way.
Target Audience
This programme is aimed at professionals who wish to
increase their impact via ICT Enterprise Architecture in a
role involving ICT architecture, management, and project or
programme management.
Accredited Programme
This Master-after-Master curriculum was accredited
in 2009 and 2014 by the NVAO, the Accreditation
Organisation that independently ensures the quality of
higher education in the Netherlands and Flanders.
Successful participants receive an official
Master-after-Master degree “Master of ICT Enterprise Ar-
chitecture”.
3. Module 1: ICT Strategy & Master Plan
Prof. Dr. Aimé Heene - Universiteit Gent
Capita Selecta 1: Development of Research Topics &
Communication Practices
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene - KU Leuven
Module 4: Technical Architecture & Infrastructure
Koen Schram - Karel de Grote-Hogeschool
Prof. Wim Mees - Royal Military Academy
Module 5: Enterprise Governance of ICT
Prof. Georges Ataya - Solvay Brussels
School of Economics and Management
Module 2: Business Architecture & Modelling
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene - KU Leuven
Module 3: Software & Application Architecture
Prof. Dr. Serge Demeyer - Universiteit Antwerpen
Prof. Dr. Viviane Jonckers - Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Capita Selecta 2: Project & Process Management
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene - KU Leuven
Completion of Master Thesis
Graduation Ceremony
3 September 2015
February 2017
June 2016
4. When Courses Academic Coordinators
Sept. 2015 Academic Opening Ceremony
Module 1: ICT Strategy & Master Plan (3 weekend sessions)
Introductiontoenterprisearchitecture,standardEAframeworksandmethods,
business strategy, organisation theories, from business strategy to ICT
master plan, organisational change and communication.
Prof. Dr. Aimé Heene
Universiteit Gent
Capita Selecta 1: Development of Research Topics & Communication
Practices (1 weekend session)
Research methods, sources, presentation techniques, communication
techniques.
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
KU Leuven
Module 2: Business Architecture & Modelling (3 weekend sessions)
Frombusinessarchitecturetobusinessanalysis,businessprocessmodelling,
business domain modelling, advanced modelling, application design.
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
KU Leuven
Module 3: Software & Application Architecture (3 weekend sessions)
From business architecture to information system architecture, enterprise and
design patterns, flexibility, legacy re-dynamisation, application cartography,
requirements management.
Prof. Dr. Serge Demeyer
Universiteit Antwerpen
Prof. Dr. Viviane Jonckers
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Module 4: Technical Architecture & Infrastructure (3 weekend
sessions)
Infrastructure architecture, performance and capacity management, ATAM,
security, introduction to ITIL.
Koen Schram
Karel de Grote-Hogeschool
Prof. Wim Mees
Royal Military Academy
Capita Selecta 2: Project & Process Management (1 weekend session)
Project planning, process models, process maturity models, agile and lean,
decision-making for architects.
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
KU Leuven
June 2016 Module 5: Enterprise Governance of ICT (3 weekend sessions)
Business/ICTalignment,ICTgovernance(COBIT),ICTorganisationconcepts
and structures, ICT organisation maturity and enterprise architecture,
ICT process frameworks. b
Prof. Georges Ataya
Solvay Brussels School of
Economics and Management
Feb. 2017 Completion of Master Thesis and Graduation Ceremony
5. Information & Application
email institute@inno.com
phone +32 15 25 82 00
fax +32 15 25 82 01
website www.inno.com/mea
registration www.inno.com/mea/register
Closing date for applications: 31 August 2015.
Terms of Admission
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree or equivalent
(Bachelor’s with sufficient experience) in Informatics,
Applied Informatics, Business Sciences or Applied
Sciences; have at least 5 years of demonstrable and
relevant business experience, as well as an excellent tech-
nical and topical knowledge of English.
The admission procedure is handled by the Selection
& Intake Team. Candidates will be screened based on
motivation, CV, study curriculum and other relevant details.
To guarantee the quality of the programme, the number of
participating students is limited to 25.
Tuition Fee
The tuition fee for the entire programme is EUR 14.450 excl.
VAT. The tuition fee for one Module of 3 weekend sessions
is EUR 3.000 excl. VAT, and for one Capita Selecta course
lasting one weekend session it is EUR 1.000 excl. VAT. This
fee includes training fees, all training material and catering.
Location & Time
The programme consists of 17 weekend sessions lasting
13 hours on Thursday evening, Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning, during the first year (September 2015 -
June 2016), held at the inno.com offices in Beerzel,
Belgium. Total duration is 18 months, with a total workload
of 1800 hours (60 credits), consisting of instruction (221
hours), preparation, assignment work and exams, followed
by the completion of the Master thesis.
Language
All courses and assignments are in English.
6. Organisation
Academic Supervisors
Prof. Dr. Aimé Heene
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
Programme Director
Maxime Bernaert
Thesis Committee
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
Prof. Dr. Aimé Heene
Maxime Bernaert
Selection & Intake
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
Lucia Van de Ginste
Programme Committee
Johan Cattersel
Maxime Bernaert
Prof. Dr. Guido Dedene
Prof. Dr. Aimé Heene
Prof. Dr. Serge Demeyer
Programme Assistant
Peggy Michiels
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