| Sl.
No |
Title |
Duration
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| 1.
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Enterprise
IT Architecture & how to apply
(Rational 4+1 & Zachman Framework)
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Goals of IT
Architecture |
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How do EA fits into the context of multiple disciplines? |
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What’s the Technology Landscape for an Architect? |
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Architecture Framework and uses |
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Architecture
Frameworks and Related Standards |
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Rational Unified
Process (RUP) |
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Architecture
views in RUP |
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Rational 4+1
View Model |
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4+1 Views
and UML diagrams |
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What is Zachman
Framework? |
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Zachman Framework
.Row 1, Row 2, Row 3, Row 4, Row 5, Row 6 |
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Applications
of the Zachman Framework |
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How to use
Zachman Framework? |
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Mapping UML
diagrams to Zachman Framework |
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Mapping RUP
Artifacts to Zachman Framework |
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Overview of TOGAF &
TOGAF ADM |
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FEA Reference Models |
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Maping FEA Reference Models to Zachman Framework |
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Comparing EA Frameworks |
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Quiz |
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2. |
Architecture
Reference Model, RM-ODP |
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Introduction
to RM-ODP |
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ODP Standardization-
Fundamental Elements |
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Representative
Use of RM-ODP |
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Goals of ODP |
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Zachman Framework
vs RM-ODP |
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Elements of
RM-ODP Architecture (Terminology, Viewpoints,
Infrastructure Models, Conformance) |
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Relationship
across the viewpoints (Enterprise,
Information, Computational, Engineering and
Technology) |
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RM-ODP Framework
to aid Standardization |
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RM-ODP and
EDOC |
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RM-ODP Architecture
Lifecycle |
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Extending
RM-ODP model as a specification exchange services |
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Why Reference
Architecture? |
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Developing
Reference Architecture with RM-ODP |
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Mapping Zachman
Framework to RM-ODP viewpoints |
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Relationship
between UML diagrams and RM-ODP viewpoints |
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Exercise |
|
| 3(a).
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Architecture
Software Notations, Representations
and Specification |
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OMG Metamodel Architecture |
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UML Profiles and related standards |
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OMG UML 2.0 specification |
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UML Language Structure |
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UML2.0 Diagrams Types |
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Composite Structure Diagram |
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UML 2.0 Ports |
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UML 2.0 Component diagram |
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Interaction Overview Diagram |
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Action Semantics |
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Representation and Specification |
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Overview |
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Specification |
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Representation |
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RM-ODP Architecture Specification Concepts |
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Components and Composition
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Some Behavioral Specification Techniques |
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Interaction and Interception Framework |
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Areas of mismatch to watch out |
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Minimizing mismatch through behavioral
Specification |
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Relationship between Specification and
Representation |
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Example of QoS Characteristics and related
QoS Parameters |
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BPMN for Business work flows & process
definition |
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UML vs BPMN |
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| |
Quiz |
|
| 3(b).
|
Architecture Development
Process and Intelligence Gathering
Techniques |
|
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Solving Software Problems |
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Architecture Process (System life-cycle
vs. Project life-cycle) |
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Architecture Activities and Associated
Roles
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Architecture and multiple versions
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Planning Benefits |
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Intelligence Operations |
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Intelligence Gathering Techniques |
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Architecture Mining Process |
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Design Elements |
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Architecture Judgement |
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The
Macro and Micro Process |
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Strategies to be used with Architecture
Iteration |
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Working with Use Cases |
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Life-Cycle Phases in RUP |
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Example - Architecture Centered Development
Process with RUP |
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Example – Architecture Centered Development
Process with RM-ODP |
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Example – Architecture Centered Development
Process with Zachman |
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Example - TOGAF Architecture Methodology |
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UML (Metamodel) QoS Elements |
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QoS Characteristics and Parameters |
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Identifying components, ports & assembly |
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Managing Non-Functional/Operational requirements
across multiple versions |
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Strategies to support modifiability |
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Case
Study |
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| |
Examples and Exercises |
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| 4.
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Realizing
Product line Architecture with Application
by Assembly of Components |
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What is component assembly ? |
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Defining component assembly, ports etc. |
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Component
instance creation, connections, configuration
for assembly |
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Behavioral semantics of interaction |
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Defining host and process collocation
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Define cardinality |
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Maintenance of system by substitution
of parts |
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Reuse strategy |
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OMG Reusable Asset Specification (RAS) |
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Elements of cost-effective software manufacturing |
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Developing product lines by reusing domain
components |
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Examples & Exercises |
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| Case
studies to be discussed during the workshop
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|
1
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How to apply
Zachman & RM-ODP frameworks and
how to use them in your enterprise
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2
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Applying RUP/UML
Models with Zachman and RM-ODP
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3
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Component Modeling
with UML2.0 for Business domains
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4
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Product Line
Architecture, COTS selection and component
assembly
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5
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Use MDA for
developing architecture models, model-to-model
transformation and model-to-code
generation.
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6
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Deployment architecture
using distributed clustering, fail-over,
load-balancing for large-scale
business applications
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7
|
Legacy transformation
and defining product vision and rationalization
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8
|
Web Services
Software Development Lifecycle and
BPEL
|
|
9
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.NET, J2EE,
CCM based application and interworking
among them
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10
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The process
and role of Architecture in a SEI-CMM
enterprise and strategy to introduce
architecture team
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