TOGAF® EA Training Course – Combined Level 1 and 2
 
The TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation and Practitioner Combined is a classroom-based course based on the TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition. This course covers the curricula of both TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Part 1 examination and TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Part 2 examination and aligns with the latest TOGAF® Conformance Requirements from The Open Group.
The TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation level content enables participants to successfully complete the associated TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Part 1 examination. The TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification provides validation that an individual has the basic knowledge and understanding of the Enterprise Architecture using the TOGAF® approach, sufficient to be able to contribute to an architecture project or work with the results.
The TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner level content focuses on the practical application of TOGAF® framework, building on the foundational knowledge and comprehension of Foundation level, using practical scenarios to enforce concepts. The TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner certification provides validation that an individual has the knowledge, comprehension, and ability to analyze and apply the TOGAF® Standard to develop, sustain, and use an Enterprise Architecture.
This “Premium” course from ITpreneurs is a comprehensive and interactive training program offering all-inclusive conceptual knowledge supported by a case study and real-life examples. As part of the course components for this training, the participants receive a Course Book that includes the presentation materials covered in the class supported by additional detailed content. This Premium course also includes complimentary self-study guide, reference cards, and exercises.
TOGAF® EA Practitioner Learning Studies
The learning studies provide active learning in the form of problem-based learning. You need to work your way through a storyline (a scenario) based around a complex problem, which you are required to solve. You will need to use your subject knowledge, critical, and analytical thinking to solve the problem.
The Learning Studies are a mandatory part of every accredited training course. And part of the EA Practitioner and Bridge paths
Students work their way through a storyline (a scenario) based around an organization undertaking a transformation
Can be undertaken individually or in groups
18 scenarios are presented, some place the individual in different roles(e.g. new architect vs senior architect)
Scenarios relate to sections of the Syllabus
A minimum of 10 should be studied in class with the 8 being set as assignments.
A minimum score of 60% (30 marks out of 50) is required to pass the Learning Studies.
Please refer to the guidance on recommended LS delivery instructions for classroom, blended and eLearning delivery options.
Individuals who are TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner certified and who have satisfactorily completed the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner Learning Studies are eligible for the Applied Practitioner badge.
 
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to demonstrate understanding of:
The concepts of Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard
The key terminology of the TOGAF Standard
The Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle and the objectives of each phase, and how to adapt and scope the ADM for use
The techniques available to support application of the ADM
Applying the ADM, including use of iteration, partitioning, and application in a Digital enterprise
How Architecture Governance contributes to architecture development
Architecture content — the outputs produced while executing the ADM
The context within which an Enterprise Architecture practitioner must operate
How to apply the stakeholder management technique
How to implement the Architecture Vision phase including its applicable techniques
How to implement the Architecture Development Method (ADM) Phases B, C, and D to develop an architecture, together with the applicable techniques
How to implement the ADM Phases E, F, and G to implement an architecture, together with the applicable techniques
How to implement Architecture Change Management
How to manage architecture requirements
How to use The Open Group Library
How to support the ADM work with applicable techniques
Using architecture levels to organize the Architecture Landscape
The Architecture Content Framework
 
Target Audience
Individuals who need a basic understanding of a proven Enterprise Architecture methodology
Professionals who work for or join an organization applying the TOGAF Standard
Individuals who need to start to learn the TOGAF method
Individuals who want to achieve the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner qualification in a stepwise manner, or other certifications and certification credentials from The Open Group where this certification is a prerequisite
Individuals expected to apply the TOGAF approach to develop, sustain, and transform domain architectures
Individuals actively contributing to organizational transformation
Individuals working in Agile environments who need to understand and apply Enterprise Architecture using the TOGAF Standard
Individuals who wish to become qualified as part of their professional development
 
Course Outline
Level 1 Foundation
Module 1: Introduction to The Open Group™ and the TOGAF® Standard
Module 2: Overview of the TOGAF® standard
Module 3: The Preliminary Phase - (Architecture Context)
Module 4: Phase A – Architecture Vision - (Architecture Context)
Module 5: The ADM - Architecture Delivery - Phases B, C and D
Module 6: The ADM - Transition Planning - Phases E and F
Module 7: The ADM – Architecture Governance - Phases G and H
Module 8: The ADM - Requirements Management
Module 9: Architecture Content - details
Level 2 Practitioner
Module 1: The Context for Enterprise Architecture
Module 2: Overarching Architecture Concepts
Module 3: Phase A - Architecture Vision
Module 4: The ADM - Architecture Delivery
Module 5: Phases B – Business Architecture
Module 6: Phase C: Information Systems Architecture
Module 7: Phase D – Technology Architecture
Module 8: Implementing the Architecture Phases E and F
Module 9: Phase G: Implementation Governance
Module 10: Phase H: Change Management
Module 11: Architecture Content