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Course Outline
Module 1: Becoming a Solution Architect/Understanding Your Customer Lessons
- Define the role of a Solution Architect
- Role of a Solution Architect in projects for government
- Project methodology and best practices
- Techniques for understanding your customer
- Group exercise: Understanding your customer
Module 2: Conceptualizing Design from Requirements Lessons
- Leading the requirement collection effort in government projects
- Utilizing fit gap analysis for effective design
- Pillars of robust architecture
- Blueprinting the solution architecture for government
- Group exercise: Design from requirements
Module 3: Project Governance and Team Collaboration Lessons
- Solution Architect's role in project governance for government initiatives
- Techniques for maintaining project alignment and progress
- Common scenarios that may lead to project failure
- Group exercise: Project governance and team collaboration
Module 4: Power Platform Architecture Lessons
- Key components of the Power Platform architecture for government use
- Understanding how platform design and limitations impact solution architectures
- Staying current with updates and feature releases
- Communicating platform benefits to meet customer needs in government contexts
Module 5: Data Modeling Lessons
- Influences on data modeling for government projects
- Strategic approaches to data modeling
- Data types and their applications
- Data relationships and integrity
- Group exercise: Data modeling for government
Module 6: Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Lessons
- Planning and evaluating requirements for analytics in government
- Operational reporting techniques for government use
- Using Power BI for data visualization in government projects
- Enterprise business intelligence solutions for government
- Pre-built insights and custom AI applications for government
Module 7: Power Apps Architecture Lessons
- Evaluating app options and determining the best starting point for government projects
- Understanding app composition options for government use
- Incorporating components into your app architecture for government solutions
- Considerations for including Portals in your app architecture for government
- Group exercise: Power Apps Architecture topics for government
Module 8: Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Lessons
- Microsoft's vision and the Solution Architect's role in ALM for government projects
- Strategies for managing environments in government contexts
- Defining a solution structure for deliverables in government initiatives
Module 10: Security Modeling Lessons
- Solution Architect's role in security modeling for government projects
- Discovering and understanding the client's environment for government use
- Controlling access to environments and resources in government settings
- Managing access to CDS Data in government contexts
- Group exercise: Security modeling for government
Module 11: Integration Lessons
- Solution Architect's role in integrations for government projects
- Understanding the need for integration in government initiatives
- Platform features that facilitate integration for government use
- CDS Event Publishing for government applications
- Group discussion scenarios for integration in government contexts
Module 12: Dynamics 365 Applications Architecture Lessons
- Solution Architect's role in deploying Dynamics 365 apps for government
- Architecture considerations for primary applications in government projects
- Group exercise: App-specific working groups evaluate requirements for government
Module 13: Testing and Go Live Lessons
- Solution Architect's role in testing and go live processes for government projects
- Planning for comprehensive testing in government initiatives
- Strategies for a successful go live in government contexts
Requirements
Successful Azure Stack Hub students for government have prior experience with operating systems, virtualization, cloud infrastructure, storage structures, and networking:
- A solid understanding of on-premises virtualization technologies, including virtual machines (VMs) and virtual networking
- Familiarity with network configuration, including TCP/IP, Domain Name System (DNS), virtual private networks (VPNs), firewalls, and encryption technologies
- Knowledge of Active Directory concepts, such as domains, forests, and domain controllers
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