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Duration 28 hours
Course Outline
Introduction
- Definition and scope of NAF
- Comparison between NAF and alternative frameworks
- Summary of NAF core features and structural design
NATO Architecture Fundamentals
- Lifecycle stages of NATO-based architectures
- Operational mechanics of the NAF
Initial Setup and Configuration
- Configuring Sparx Enterprise Architect as the primary development environment
- Installation and integration of NAF as a standard framework
Contextual Background
- NATO Command, Control, and Communications (C3) principles
- Mission objectives of the NATO C3 Organization
- Strategic objectives of the NAF
- Structure of NAF documentation standards
NATO Network-Enabled Capability (NEC)
- Definition of Enterprise Architecture in the defense context
- Methodologies for architectural description
- The critical role of architecture in decision-making
- Architecture as a common communication language
- The relationship between Enterprise Architecture and operational decisions
Classification of NATO Architectures
- Assessment: Identifying architecture types from descriptive scenarios
- Overarching Architecture (OA) definition
- Reference Architectures (RA) standards
- Target Architectures (TA) specifications
- Baseline Architecture requirements
NATO Architectural Views
- NATO All View (NAV) overview
- NATO Capability View (NCV) details
- NATO Operational View (NOV) components
- NATO Service-Oriented View (NSOV) structure
- NATO Systems View (NSV) elements
- NATO Technical View (NTV) specifications
- NATO Programme View (NPV) requirements
Stakeholder Engagement
- Definition of Communities of Interest (CoIs)
- Lifecycle management protocols within the NAF
- Alignment strategies for stakeholder interests and architectural objectives
- Process for identifying key stakeholders
- Process for identifying Communities of Interest (CoIs)
- Illustrative examples of CoIs
- The relationship between stakeholders and CoIs
- Analysis of CoI requirements
- Documentation of CoI interests
- Evaluation of CoI architectural interests and resulting impacts
- Specific requirements for each architectural view
Troubleshooting
Conclusion and Recommended Actions
Requirements
- A foundational understanding of enterprise architecture concepts
- Knowledge of UML is advantageous but not mandatory
- No prior programming experience is required
Intended Audience for Government
- Enterprise Architects
- Professionals specializing in enterprise architecture
Testimonials (1)
Flexibility in allowing customer to identify the real-world issues impacted by the subject matter.
