ArchiMate® Lev. 1 - Introduction to the ARCHIMATE® langage Course

The ArchiMate® Lev. 1 - Introduction to the ARCHIMATE® langage Course is a training course.

The candidate will be required to follow the training in self-study mode or online at his/her convenience, considering the 6-to-12-month training deadline.

Pre-recorded videos and materials are made available to the candidate for further training.

ArchiMate® is a free and independent modeling language offered by The Open Group®.

Aligned with the terminologies of TOGAF® (The Open Group®'s Enterprise Architecture Framework), ArchiMate® covers the full range of modeling needs of each phase of the enterprise architecture development lifecycle, as described in the framework. Among other benefits, ArchiMate® provides a set of points of view to help communicate with stakeholders and make decisions about changes.

This training provides participants with a first understanding of the ArchiMate repository as well as concrete practical examples of concepts and principles using the ArchiMate® tool.

Not applicable

Is aimed at, but is not limited to, the following profiles:

·         Enterprise Architecture Program Managers and Members

·         IT professionals involved in architecture projects

·         architects and urban planners of the IS

·         anyone else wishing to acquire the key concepts of ArchiMate®.

Understand the concepts and terminology of ArchiMate® 3.

Be able to use this language in the development of enterprise architecture project templates.

Face-to-face or distance learning.

No prerequisites for this training.

Introduction

·         Introduction to the Archimate® modeling language.

·         Requirements and certifications.

Concepts and definitions

·         Reminder of what Enterprise Architecture is.

·         Key concepts of Enterprise Architecture.

·         Definitions.

·         Examples of modeling.

Language Structure

·         Archimate® Concept Hierarchy.

·         The 6 layers of the Archimate® language.

·         Core Framework et Full Framework.

·         Differences between concepts and notation.

·         Colors and rating indices.

Generic metamodel

·         Presentation of the aspects: Active structure, behavior, passive structure and motivation.

·         Elements and notation of the active structure.

·         Elements and notation of behavior.

·         Elements and notation of the passive structure.

·         Motivation and composite elements.

Relations

·         Relationship Overview

·         Structural relations.

·         Relationships of dependence.

·         Dynamic relationships.

·         Other types of relationships

·         Relational connector.

Motivation

·         The structure of the metamodel of motivational elements.

·         Definition and scoring of motivational elements.

·         Relations between motivation and the Core.

The 6 layers of language

Strategy layer:

·         The structure of the metamodel of the strategy elements

·         Use of policy elements

·         Relationships between the policy elements, the core, and the motivational elements.

Business Layer:

·         The structure of the metamodel of the business elements

·         Working with items in the Business layer

·         Distinguishing between active, behavioral, and passive structure elements in the Business layer.

Application Layer:

·         The structure of the application layer metamodel

·         Working with Application Tier Elements

·         Distinguishing between active, behavioral, and passive structure elements in the Application layer.

Technology Layer:

·         The structure of the Technology layer metamodel

·         Use of Technology layer elements

·         Distinguishing between active, behavioral, and passive structure elements in the Technology layer.

Physical layer:

·         The structure of the metamodel of the Physical layer

·         Use of elements in the Physical layer

·         Distinguishing between active, behavioral, and passive structure elements in the Physical layer.

·         Relationships between the business layer and the lower layers, relationships between the application and technology layers.

Implementation and Migration layer:

·         The structure of the Metamodel of the Implementation and Migration layer

·         Use of the elements of the Implementation and Migration layer

·         Relationships with other aspects and layers for the Implementation and Migration elements.

Stakeholders, Views and Views:

·         General concepts related to the mechanism of views and points of view.

·         Conceptual model of an architectural description.

·         Architectural views and viewpoints.

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