Course Overview
This course introduces the participant to four important areas. The first is how to use the Enterprise Architect tool to create enterprise and solution architectures. The second is to provide a solid foundation and theoretical and practical introduction to the Archimate language. The course also covers aspects of architectural methods, including the order in which artifacts should be created. Finally, it covers the fundamentals of modeling.
Audience
The following roles will benefit from the course: Enterprise Architects, Business Architects, Information Architects, Technology Architects, and senior Solution Architects
Value and Benefits
The participants will develop both theoretical and practical knowledge of the tools, language, methods, and techniques for creating powerful catalogs and diagrams that describe an enterprise.
Features
Supports Archimate 3.1, Enterprise Architect 15.1
Course Outline and Modules
Course Overview
Objectives and Course Structure
- Brief Tool History and Background
- Exploring the User Interface
- Ribbons, Windows, and Perspectives
- Opening and Closing a Repository
Module Code: ss-01-007
History of ArchiMate
Language Anatomy, including Layers and Aspects
Element and Relationship Types
Lecture – 45 minutes
Practical – 75 minutes
| • Modeling your Stakeholders | (15 minutes) |
| • Creating Drivers and Goals | (12 minutes) |
| • Applying Assessments | (09 minutes) |
Delivery
Hybrid Web-based with Instructor
Duration
The course is typically run in 4 x 3-hour sessions, but this can be changed to suit a team
Prerequisites
None
System Requirements
Notebook Computer with Enterprise Architect Installed
