Uncover the syllabus of the Enterprise Architecture Course which offers a structured guide to developing a robust Enterprise Architecture. Led by industry expert Jane Carbone, this course is ideal for IT leaders, architects, and business executives seeking to establish a strong IT foundation. Covering essential topics such as proven frameworks, practical construction techniques, and implementable strategies, the syllabus provides a clear path to creating an Enterprise Architecture that supports and enhances business outcomes.
| Module One | Introduction—The EA Toolkit Objective: Understanding which strategies for enterprise architecture work and why
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| Module Two | Using the Business Framework Objective: Understanding what business information to collect and how to collect and analyze it
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| Module Three | Using the Architecture Framework—Part 1 Objectives: Understanding how to translate business drivers to architecture outputs Understanding how to develop architecture outputs
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| Module Four | Using the Architecture Framework—Part 2 Objectives: Reading architecture models - Describing six dimensions of architecture modeling Understanding key facets of Inventory and Standards
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| Module Five | Translating Architecture to Projects Objective: Identifying and selecting viable architecture projects
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| Module Six | Six Data-driven Project Implementation Strategies Objective: Understanding how to intentionally minimize architecture project scope
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| Module Seven | Key Implementation Activities Objectives: Understanding what to measure and how to create metrics Understanding how to gain concurrence for the target architecture
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| Module Eight | Key Architecture Processes Objectives: Defining architecture governance Assessing and defining key processes
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| Module Nine | Supporting Policies Objective: Assessing adequacy of policies and roles that enable architecture
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