It provides a specification of how to represent an integrated model of an enterprise, from the operational / business aspects to the Systems that provide capability, with appropriate Standards and programmatic aspects.
It assists in managing complexity by providing a logical, standardised way to present and integrate models of the enterprise.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the basic concepts behind Enterprise Architecture (EA)
- Describe Architectural Frameworks
- Identify the added value of Architecture Framework
- Explore why and how to build an Architecture Framework
- List MoDAF Architecture Definitions, Terminology and Ontology
- Identify Architecture Methodologies
- Compare MoDAF and other EA frameworks and methodologies such as: DODAF, NAF, AGATE, FEAF, TOGAF, Zachman, Spewak's EAP, RUP/EUP, and IEEE 1471F
- Understand MoD Architecture Framework Principles
- Understand MoDAF Definitions and Guidelines
- List the basic concepts of The UK Ministry of Defence Architectural Framework (MODAF)
- List MoDAF Architecture Concepts and Elements
- Describe MoDAF Architecture Views and Subviews
- Understand challenges of implementing MoDAF including the technical and organizational issues
- Identify the elements of an Architecture Framework Implementation Plan
- Determine Specific Architectures Requirements necessary for your Organization
Course Outline:
- Architecture Frameworks
- Architecture Methodologies
- Introduction to MoDAF v1.2
- Key MODAF Definitions
- MoDAF Views
- Workshops and case studies
By covering both the operational and technical aspects across the enterprise, MODAF-compliant Architectures enable all communities of interest to gain the essential common understanding that will be required to deliver the benefits to be derived from Network Enabled Capability (NEC).
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