Course Outline

Training Overview

  1. Instructor Introduction
  2. Course Purpose
  3. Course Agenda
  4. Module Structure
  5. Additional References

Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals

  1. Definition of Enterprise Architecture
  2. Differentiating Enterprise Architecture from Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
  3. Integrating MBSE into Enterprise Architecture
  4. Designing an Enterprise Architecture Model Repository for government operations

Introduction to the Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)

  1. Overview of Existing Frameworks for government use
  2. Basics of UAF for government applications
  3. Understanding Aspects in UAF
  4. Viewpoints in UAF for government
  5. Creating Fit-for-Purpose Views for government needs

Cameo Enterprise Architecture (EA) Walkthrough with UAF Sample

  1. Motivation (Mv) Aspect
  2. Taxonomy (Tx) Aspect
  3. Structure (Sr) Aspect
  4. Connectivity (Cn) Aspect
  5. Processes (Pr) Aspect
  6. States (St) Aspect
  7. Sequences (Sq) Aspect
  8. Information (If) Aspect
  9. Parameters (Pm) Aspect
  10. Constraints (Ct) Aspect
  11. Roadmap (Rm) Aspect for government planning
  12. Traceability (Tr) Aspect for government accountability
  13. Summary and Overview of Aspects
  14. Strategic (St) Viewpoint for government strategy
  15. Operational (Op) Viewpoint for government operations
  16. Services (Sv) Viewpoint for government services
  17. Resources (Rs) Viewpoint for government resources
  18. Standards (Sd) Viewpoint for government standards
  19. Personnel (Ps) Viewpoint for government personnel management
  20. Security (Sc) Viewpoint for government security
  21. Projects (Pj) Viewpoint for government projects
  22. Actual Resources (Ar) Viewpoint for government resource allocation
  23. Architecture Management (Am) Viewpoint for government architecture governance

Course Wrap-up

  1. Review of Enterprise Architecture Concepts for government
  2. Review of the UAF Process for government implementation
  3. Review of MBSE Integration into Enterprise Architecture for government
  4. Additional Learning Opportunities for government professionals
  5. Question and Answer Session

Requirements

This course is designed for individuals who already possess a foundational understanding of SysML or UML and have practical experience with an MBSE tool, such as Cameo EA or MagicDraw. While the course will include reviews of diagrams, elements, and relationships, these topics will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students without prior experience may find it challenging to keep up.

Intended Audience:

  • Systems Engineers involved in architecture modeling and system design for government projects.
  • Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Practitioners.
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