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Modeling an Enterprise Architecture
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Modeling an Enterprise Architecture

Overview of an enterprise architecture model created in Sparx Enterprise Architect and ArchiMate
Created byBert Dingemans
Last updated 12/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • Learn how to model an enterprise with Sparx Enterprise Architect
  • Get an overview of the open enterprise modeling language ArchiMate
  • Create diagrams of an enterprise architecture in a repository
  • Learn the basic functionalities of Sparx Enterprise Architect from an information architect view
  • Get an introduction to Archi as enterprise architecture modeling tool

Course content

7 sections29 lectures6h 4m total length
  • Introductie9:47
  • Case Description Albertos Ice parlors
  • Download the example repository with the assignments for Sparx
  • Download the example repository with the assignments for Archi

Requirements

  • No modeling experience required
  • Installation of (the trial version) Sparx Enterprise Architect
  • Installation of the open source tool Archi

Description

This online training is about modelling and Enterprise Architecture. We use Sparx Enterprise Architect or Archi as our modelling tool. We will discuss the open enterprise architecture modelling language ArchiMate.

The training is hands-on so you will create a model of the enterprise architecture in a number of diagrams. Based on these diagrams you will get an understanding of which concepts are relevant in an enterprise architecture and how you relate the concepts to each other.

In the first section of the training you learn how to use the modelling tool Sparx Enterprise Architect or Archi for creating enterprise architecture diagrams in ArchiMate.

In the second section you will learn the basics of an enterprise architecture modelling language. For example about the metamodel and the concepts that are present in a modelling language for enterprise modelling.

In the third section we discuss various viewpoints that are used to divide your model in layers and aspects and how to create connections between the layers. For every layer and aspect you will do an assignment.

In the last section we will discuss extra functionalities available in Sparx Enterprise Architect to make optimal use of a repository and a professional modeling tool.

The course has various extra’s like sample models in a file based repository, documents with extra information about modelling and links to background material about enterprise architecture modeling.



Who this course is for:

  • Enterprise Architect
  • Information Architect
  • Modeler
  • Information Analist
  • Business Analist