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Course Outline
Introduction
- Definition of the NATO Architecture Framework (NAF)
- Comparison of NAF with alternative frameworks
- Summary of NAF capabilities and structural components
Framework Fundamentals
- Phases within the NATO architecture lifecycle
- Operational mechanics of NAF
Implementation Guide
- Configuration of Sparx Enterprise Architect for development purposes
- Deployment procedures for installing NAF as a standardized framework
Contextual Background
- NATO Command and Control (C3) systems
- Mission parameters of the NATO C3 organization
- Strategic objectives of NAF
- Organization of framework documentation
NATO Network-Enabled Capability
- Definition of Enterprise Architecture (EA)
- Methodologies for architectural description
- Importance of strategic architecture
- Architecture as a common communication language
- The role of EA in decision-making processes
Categories of NATO Architectures
- Assessment: Identification of architectures described in the following statements?
- Overarching Architecture (OA)
- Reference Architectures (RA)
- Target Architectures (TA)
- Baseline Architecture
Perspectives within NATO Architecture
- NATO All View (NAV)
- NATO Capability View (NCV)
- NATO Operational View (NOV)
- NATO Service-Oriented View (NSOV)
- NATO Systems View (NSV)
- NATO Technical View (NTV)
- NATO Programme View (NPV)
Stakeholder Engagement
- Identification of Communities of Interest
- Lifecycle management within NAF
- Alignment of stakeholder interests with architectural goals for government and military operations
- Process for identifying stakeholders
- Classification of Communities of Interest (CoIs)
- Representative examples of CoIs
- Intersections between stakeholders and CoIs
- Analytical requirements of CoIs
- Documentation of CoI interests
- Architectural interests and impacts associated with CoIs
- Specifications for architecture views
Troubleshooting
Conclusion and Future Actions
Requirements
- Familiarity with core enterprise architecture principles
- Fundamental knowledge of UML is advantageous, though not mandatory
- Previous software development experience is not a prerequisite
Audience
- Enterprise Architects
- Personnel engaged in government enterprise architecture governance and strategy
28 Hours
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