The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner course validates a person’s knowledge, comprehension, and ability to apply the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition. After completion, the learner will be confident in developing, sustaining, and using an Enterprise Architecture.
Individuals who complete the course will gain knowledge on how to use the TOGAF approach. This includes being able to transform and manage change, use the TOGAF method, and apply TOGAF techniques.
Take the first step towards gaining your TOGAF certification today.
Module 0: Welcome to TOGAF Enterprise Architecture: Practitioner
Learning Objectives
Module 0 introduces you to the main features of the course, including:
- learning plan
- aims and objectives
- structure
This course provides a course guide, diagram packs, and further reading and links documents. Additionally, there are links to download essential framework publications.
Module 1: The context of Enterprise Architecture
Learning Objectives
Module 1 defines what Enterprise Architecture is and looks at Architecture Governance and Architecture Security. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 2: Enterprise Architecture in digital contexts
Learning Objectives
Module 2 looks at how Agile development and digital business is managed in TOGAF and iteration in the TOGAF method. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 3: Phase A – The starting point and stakeholder management
Learning Objectives
Module 3 looks at Phase A of the ADM and how stakeholders are managed during Architecture work. It explores key aspects of phase A, Architecture views and viewpoints and alternatives and trade-offs. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 4: Architecture development
Learning Objectives
Module 4 explores Phases B, C and D of the ADM. It looks at the inputs, outputs, steps and approach for each phase. It also explores security concerns related to each phase. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 5: Implementing the Architecture
Learning Objectives
Module 5 explores Phases E, F and G of the ADM. It looks at the inputs, outputs, steps and approach for each phase. It also explores security concerns related to each phase. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 6: Architecture Change Management and Requirements Management
Learning Objectives
Module 6 looks at how Change is Managed in Phase H of the ADM. It also covers how requirements are managed throughout the ADM in the Requirements Management Phase. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 7: Supporting the ADM work
Learning Objectives
Module 7 looks at key concepts that support the ADM. These include Business Scenarios, Migration Planning Techniques, Compliance reviews and the Architecture Landscape.
Module 8: The Architecture Repository and Enterprise Metamodel
Learning Objectives
Module 8 explores the Architecture Repository and the Enterprise Metamodel, which is used to organize Architecture content. The module includes a scenario, where individuals can demonstrate application of their knowledge.
Module 9: Application and Exam Preparation
Learning Objectives
Module 9 contains a series of exam preparation exercises based on real-world scenarios and a timed practice exam.
Module 10: Course TOGAF Enterprise Architecture: Practitioner wrap up
Learning Objectives
Module 10 provides information on booking the exam and other courses of interest.
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This course comes with a practice TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Part 2) exam. There are answers included to aid students preparing for their official Part 2 exam.
Candidates will also receive a FREE exam voucher and a free resit via Exam Pledge (T&Cs apply).
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TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Part 2) exam:
- This is a multiple-choice exam
- There are 8 scenario-based questions in total
- Each question is worth between 0 and 5 marks
- Candidates have 90 minutes to complete the exam
- The exam is open book, so you can use certain resources or materials during the exam
- The pass mark is 60%. You must score at least 24 out of a total of 40 points to pass
What is enterprise architecture?
‘Enterprise architecture’ describes the role of creating ‘architectures’ of IT infrastructures. This includes how the architectures are put together and how different elements interact, providing a clearer perspective. Organisations often employ TOGAF certified architects to help them align architectures with business goals.
This can be vital when supporting large-scale enterprise transformation, IT growth, and organisational change.
What is TOGAF?
TOGAF is an acronym for The Open Group Architecture Framework.
The Open Group works with customers, suppliers, and standards organisations such as Consortia. They collaborate to capture and clarify technology requirements, establish standards and policies, and share best practices.
What kind of organization can benefit from the TOGAF standard?
The TOGAF standard is used by organizations of almost every size, sector, and industry. Enterprise Architecture is becoming a common practice for maximizing efficiency and managing complex business strategies. This has led to an increase in demand for TOGAF certified architects.
While any organization can use the TOGAF Standard, only a certified architect has been trained how to utilise it properly.
What is the TOGAF certification path?
Students begin with TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation (Part 1). Passing this allows them to proceed to the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Part 2) exam. There are no prerequisites for taking the TOGAF Business Architecture (BA) exam. The credential courses can be taken without passing an exam.
What is a TOGAF certification worth?
According to Payscale, TOGAF-certified professionals can earn between $85,000 and $202,000 (or £39,000 and £202,000).
TOGAF-certified architects find work in various industries all over the world. This is increasingly so due to collaboration between business and IT infrastructures becoming ever more essential for remaining competitive.
What countries is the TOGAF standard used?
The TOGAF framework is used worldwide, with certified professionals in over 130 countries. Exams are commonly taken in the UK, USA, India, the Netherlands, and Australia, though architects can find work almost anywhere.
What are the benefits of TOGAF for businesses?
TOGAF is a beneficial tool for businesses to effectively pursue enterprise transformation and IT growth, while also ensuring their IT infrastructure is in line with business goals.
It provides examples and tutorials to help simplify EA programs and can help reduce the amount of time needed to be spent preparing for future programs.
How Long is the TOGAF Exam?
The TOGAF Foundation (Part 1) exam is 60 minutes and 40 questions long, and is strictly closed-book. Students who are not native English-speakers can be allocated 30 minutes of extra time. The pass mark is 60%.
The TOGAF Practitioner (Part 2) exam is 90 questions long with eight questions and a 60% pass mark.
Every Good e-Learning EA certification course comes with FREE exam vouchers and free resits via Exam Pledge. The Exam Pledge offers free resits of the TOGAF exams in the event of a failed attempt.
