Course Outline
Training Summary
- Instructor Introduction
- Course Objectives
- Schedule Overview
- Module Composition
- Supplementary Resources
Foundations of Enterprise Architecture
- Defining Enterprise Architecture?
- Comparing EA and MBSE
- Incorporating MBSE into EA
- Structuring an EA Model Repository
Getting Started with UAF
- Current Frameworks
- Core UAF Concepts
- Understanding Aspects
- Understanding Viewpoints
- Developing Fit-for-Purpose Views
Cameo EA Demonstration Using UAF Samples
- Aspects – Motivation (Mv)
- Aspects – Taxonomy (Tx)
- Aspects – Structure (Sr)
- Aspects – Connectivity (Cn)
- Aspects – Processes (Pr)
- Aspects – States (St)
- Aspects – Sequences (Sq)
- Aspects – Information (If)
- Aspects – Parameters (Pm)
- Aspects – Constraints (Ct)
- Aspects – Roadmap (Rm)
- Aspects – Traceability (Tr)
- Summary and Key Takeaways
- Viewpoints – Strategic (St)
- Viewpoints – Operational (Op)
- Viewpoints – Services (Sv)
- Viewpoints – Resources (Rs)
- Viewpoints – Standards (Sd)
- Viewpoints – Personnel (Ps)
- Viewpoints – Security (Sc)
- Viewpoints – Projects (Pj)
- Viewpoints – Actual Resources (Ar)
- Viewpoints – Architecture Management (Am)
Course Conclusion
- Recap of EA Concepts
- Recap of UAF Processes
- Recap of MBSE Integration
- Further Learning Opportunities
- Q&A
Requirements
This course presumes that attendees possess a foundational understanding of SysML or UML, along with practical experience in using an MBSE tool, ideally Cameo EA or MagicDraw. Although the course includes reviews of diagrams, elements, and relationships, the instruction and demonstrations regarding these fundamental topics will proceed at an accelerated pace; therefore, individuals without prior experience may find it challenging to keep up.
Target Audience:
- Systems Engineers engaged in architecture modeling and system design.
- Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Professionals.
Testimonials (1)
The explanation of all components and usages of them on the examples
