ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE (4 Credits)

Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of this course, student will be able to: identify Student able to identify context of course, the value and risk of doing holistic architecture, and how holistic architecture helps to link strategic, business and technology planning; discuss Student able to discuss what a holistic architecture framework is, presents a step-by-step methodology to implement it through the documentation of current and future of resources, describes how to co; apply Student able to apply and maintain EA information in an online repository within the enterprise, and how governance processes can be integrated, as well as author’s thought on holistic architecture as; demonstrate Student able to demonstrate and develop how TOGAF helps to create IS/IT Enterprise Architects.

Topics:

1. Overview of EA;
2. The Value and Risk of Creating an EA;
3. The Analysis and Documentation Framework;
4. The Components and Artifacts;
5. Developing Current Architecture Views;
6. Developing Future Architecture Views;
7. The Role of Investment Planning and Project Management;
8. Introduction to TOGAF;
9. Overview of EA;
10. Developing a Holistic Enterprise Architecture;
11. How Culture Affects Architecture;
12. Developing an Architecture Transition Roadmap;
13. The Role of Security and Privacy;
14. Developing a Holistic Enterprise Architecture;
15. The Analysis and Documentation Framework;
16. Developing Current Architecture View;
17. Developing Future Architecture Views;
18. Developing an Architecture Transition Roadmap.