The TOGAF® Standard, Version 9.2 is an improvement to the TOGAF® Standard, Version 9.1, providing improved guidance, fixing errors, refining the document structure, and removing obsolete content. The TOGAF® 9 Training Course: Level 2 Certified is a classroom-based course based on TOGAF® Standard, Version 9.2. This training provides an opportunity to architects and aspiring architects to strive for greater industry credibility and better career opportunities by possessing the updated knowledge and skill-set based on TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2.

The TOGAF® 9 Training Course: Level 2 Certified course is a 3 Day, interactive, classroom-based learning experience. The course focuses on the practical application of the TOGAF® 9 framework, building on the foundational knowledge and comprehension of Level 1, using practical scenarios to enforce concepts. The purpose of certification for Part 2, known as TOGAF® 9 Practitioner, is to provide validation that, in addition to the knowledge and comprehension of TOGAF 9 Foundation, the candidate is able to analyze and apply this knowledge. The learning objectives at this level focus on application and analysis, in addition to knowledge and comprehension.

This material cannot be ordered without an exam or usage of a registered instructor. This courseware can only be ordered by affiliated partners.

All new trainers who wish to deliver an Accredited Training Course must, prior to delivering an Accredited Training Course, be approved by The Open Group Certification Authority.

 

Certification: TOGAF 9 Certified (Part 2)

Duration: 3 Days

Domain: IT Governance and Strategy

Delivery Method: Blended, Classroom, Virtual Classroom

Accreditor: The Open Group

Available Languages: English

Purchase Options: Pay Per Use Courseware

• Individuals who require a deeper understanding of TOGAF 9. These include System Integrators, Operational, Business and IT Developers, CIOs and IT Managers, Program and Project Leaders, IT Specialists, Architects
• Professionals who are working in an organization where TOGAF 9 has been adopted and who need to participate in architecture projects and initiatives
• Architects who will be responsible for developing architecture artifacts
• Architects who wish to introduce TOGAF 9 into an architecture practice
• Architects who want to achieve a recognized qualification to demonstrate their detailed knowledge of TOGAF 9

 

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the features of the TOGAF® Standard and its methodology.
• Apply the Architecture Development Method (ADM) and the guidelines and techniques supporting it.
• Understand how to apply Architecture Governance in development of an Enterprise Architecture.
• Interpret the reference models and architecture function in the TOGAF.
• Prepare for TOGAF 9 Practitioner (Level 2) certification examination.

MODULE 1: COURSE INTRODUCTION

• Introduction
• Overview
• Course Objectives
• Course Agenda: Day 1
• Course Agenda: Day 2
• Course Agenda: Day 3
• Course Book
• Case Study
• Summary

MODULE 2: THE ARCHITECTURE DEVELOPMENT METHOD

• Learning Objectives
• Introduction to the ADM
• Phases of the ADM
• Summary

MODULE 3: ENTERPRISE CONTINUUM AND ARCHITECTURE REPOSITORY

• Learning Objectives
• Core Concepts: Architecture Repository and Enterprise Continuum
• Enterprise Continuum
• Architecture Repository
• Summary

MODULE 4: ARCHITECTURE CONTENT FRAMEWORK

• Learning Objectives
• Content Metamodel
• Activity: Identification
• Activity: Presentation
• Content Metamodel Extensions
• Artifacts
• Building Blocks
• Summary

MODULE 5: PRELIMINARY PHASE AND REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT

• Learning Objectives
• Preliminary Phase
• Adapting the TOGAF Approach and ADM
• Partitioning the Architecture
• Applying Iterations to the ADM
• Activity: Presentation
• Principles
• Activity: Discussion
• Activity: Brainstorming
• Activity: Brainstorming
• Developing and Applying Architecture Principles
• Architecture Requirements
• Requirements Management
• Summary

MODULE 6: ARCHITECTURE VISION  

• Learning Objectives
• Phase A — Architecture Vision: Objectives, Approach, Inputs, Steps
• Phase A — Architecture Vision: Outputs and Deliverable
• Activity: Presentation  
• Business Scenarios
• Activity: Group Discussion
• Stakeholder Management
• Risk Management
• Capability-Based Planning
• Business Transformation Readiness Assessment
• Summary

 

MODULE 7: BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE

• Learning Objectives
• Phase B — Business Architecture: Objectives, Approach, Inputs, and Steps
• Gap Analysis  
• Phase B — Business Architecture: Outputs
• Activity: Comparison
• Artifacts of Business Architecture
• Summary

 

MODULE 8:  INFORMATION SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE

• Learning Objectives
• Phase C — Information Systems Architectures
• Artifacts in Information Systems Architectures
• Activity: Think-Pair-Share
• Summary

 

MODULE 9: TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE

• Learning Objectives
• Phase D – Technology Architecture: Objectives, Approach, Inputs, and Steps
• Artifacts in Technology Architecture Phase
• Technical Reference Model
• Summary

 

MODULE 10: TRANSITION PLANNING

• Learning Objectives
• Phase E — Opportunities and Solutions
• Phase F — Migration Planning
• Transition Architecture and Migration Planning Techniques
• Activity: Group Exercise
• Activity: Group Exercise
• Summary

 

MODULE 11:  IMPLEMENTATION GOVERNANCE AND ARCHITECTURE CHANGE MANAGEMENT

• Learning Objectives
• Phase G — Implementation Governance
• Phase H — Architecture Change Management
• Activity: Group Exercise
• Architecture Board
• Architecture Compliance
• Architecture Conformance
• Activity: Debate and Defend
• Architecture Governance
• Architecture Contracts
• Summary

 

MODULE 12: ENTERPRISE SECURITY ARCHITECTURE

• The Open Group Guide: Integrating Risk and Security Within a TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture
• Learning Objectives
• Introducing Security Architecture
• Activity: Picture Quiz
• Activity: Brainstorming
• Summary

 

MODULE 13: ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION AND SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE

• TOGAF® Series Guide
• Learning Objectives
• Boundaryless Information Flow™
• Interoperability Requirements
• Activity: Presentation
• Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
• Activity: Discussion
• Service Oriented Architecture
• Summary

 

MODULE 14: ARCHITECTURE CAPABILITY FRAMEWORK

• Learning Objectives
• Architecture Skills Framework
• Activity: Group Exercise
• Skills for Enterprise Architecture Team
• Building Architecture Capability
• Activity: Group Exercise
• Activity: Case Study Discussion
• Activity: Case Study Discussion 2
• Summary