Showcase your expertise on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition with this bridging course from Good e-Learning!
TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture: Bridge has been created for TOGAF 9 Certified practitioners looking to validate their knowledge, comprehension, and ability to analyze and apply the latest version of the TOGAF Standard. Successful candidates will be able to apply TOGAF to business transformation and adapt the framework’s techniques to suit individual enterprise architecture programs.
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Welcome to TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture: Bridge
Learning Objectives
This module introduces the course’s main features, learning plan, aims and objectives, and structure.
It also offers a course guide, diagram pack, glossary, further reading and links document, and links to download essential copies of the framework publications.
Module 1: Key Changes in the TOGAF Standard
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Module 1 explores the main changes made between the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2 and the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition. It also outlines the new TOGAF documentation and key guides.
Module 2: Introducing the Context for Enterprise Architecture
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Module 2 defines ‘Enterprise Architecture’ before exploring architecture governance and iteration as defined and applied in the TOGAF method.
Module 3: Enterprise Architecture and the Practitioner Role
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Module 3 explores ‘enterprise architecture practitioner’ as a role. It goes on to examine how Agile development and digital business are managed according to TOGAF and also looks at key concerns, such as security and risk management. Finally, the module offers a scenario to help individuals apply their knowledge in practice.
Module 4: Phase A – The Starting Point and Stakeholder Management
Learning Objectives
Module 4 examines Phase A of the ADM, including the key aspects of Phase A, architecture views and viewpoints, and alternatives and trade-offs. The module then covers how to engage with stakeholders during EA work. The module also features a scenario to help individuals apply their knowledge in practice.
Module 5: Architecture Development
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Module 5 looks at Phases B, C, and D of the ADM, including the inputs, outputs, steps, and approach for each phase. It then looks at the security concerns for each phase. The module also features a scenario to help individuals apply their knowledge in practice.
Module 6: Implementing the Architecture
Learning Objectives
Module 6 explores Phases E, F, and G of the ADM, including the inputs, outputs, steps, and approach for each phase. It then explains the security concerns for each phase. The module also features a scenario to help individuals apply their knowledge in practice.
Module 7: Supporting the ADM Work
Learning Objectives
Module 7 looks at several key concepts that support the ADM. These include:
- Business Scenarios
- Migration Planning Techniques
- Compliance Reviews
- The Architecture Landscape
- The Architecture Repository
The module also features a scenario to help individuals apply their knowledge in practice.
Module 8: Application and Exam Preparation
Learning Objectives
Module 8 contains a series of exam preparation exercises based on real-world scenarios and a timed practice exam.
Module 9: TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture: Bridge Wrap-up
Learning Objectives
Module 9 concludes the course and presents other courses of interest for candidates interested in continuing their enterprise architecture training.
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TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner Bridge exam:
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This exam has two parts.
– Section 1 includes 10 multiple-choice questions.
– Section 2 includes 4 complex, multiple-choice, scenario-based questions questions.
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There is a time limit of 60 minutes to complete the exam.
– You have 20 minutes to complete section 1.
– You have 40 minutes to complete section 2.
- You need to obtain 18 out of 30 marks, or 60% to pass the exam.
- Part 1 is closed book – you cannot make use of any resources or materials during the exam.
- Part 2 is open book, you can refer to resources during this part.
- The exam is supervised – candidates can take it online using Pearson VUE OnVUE delivery or at a Pearson VUE test centre.
What is Enterprise Architecture?
‘Enterprise architecture’ involves creating ‘architectures’ of IT infrastructures, including how they are put together and how different elements interact. This provides a clearer sense of perspective that organizations can use to align architectures with business goals.
This can be essential for supporting large-scale enterprise transformation, IT growth, and organization-wide change.
What is the TOGAF standard?
The TOGAF® Standard is a proven Enterprise Architecture methodology and framework used by the world’s leading organizations to improve business efficiency.
It is the most prominent and reliable Enterprise Architecture standard, ensuring consistent standards, methods, and communication among Enterprise Architecture professionals.
What changed with the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition?
Several changes were made for the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition including: A modular structure that is easier to apply and adapt, a greater focus on Agile enterprise architecture, an expanded in-depth guidance with the TOGAF Series Guides, and an easier introduction for newcomers with the TOGAF Fundamental Content.
Who owns the TOGAF standard?
The TOGAF standard is owned by The Open Group. They work with customers and suppliers of technology products and services (and with Consortia and other standards organizations) to capture, clarify, and integrate current and emerging requirements, establish standards and policies, and share best practices.
What kind of organization is the TOGAF standard suitable for?
The TOGAF standard is used by organizations of virtually every size, sector, and industry. Enterprise architecture is becoming a much more common choice for maximizing efficiency and managing complex business strategies. TOGAF has proved highly effective for driving business transformation and optimization in organizations across the world.
However, while any organization can use TOGAF, it takes a certified architect to apply and adapt it properly.
How much is a TOGAF certification worth?
According to Payscale, TOGAF-certified professionals such as enterprise, solutions, and technical architects can earn between $85,000 and $202,000 (or £39,000 and £202,000).
TOGAF-certified architects can also find work in various industries all over the world, especially as collaboration between business and IT infrastructures becomes ever more essential for remaining competitive.
In what countries is the TOGAF standard popular?
The TOGAF framework is popular all over the world. You can find certified professionals in over 130 countries, and TOGAF architects can find work almost anywhere.
That being said, there are certainly several regions where the TOGAF standard has more of a presence. The majority of TOGAF certifications are earned in the UK, USA, India, the Netherlands, and Australia.
How can the TOGAF standard benefit businesses?
The clarity offered by the TOGAF standard helps businesses to pursue enterprise transformation, IT growth, and organization-wide change with optimized efficiency and focus. It also helps users to ensure that their IT infrastructures are fully aligned with essential business goals. Providing TOGAF examples and tutorials to executives and other members of staff can also help streamline EA programs. Notably, practitioners can also reuse artifacts, reducing TOGAF preparation times for future programs.
