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IT architectures with a system
From model to deployment - planning, designing and implementing modern IT landscapes
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2 days
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€ 1.490,-
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€ 1.773,10
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42413
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5 dates
€ 1.490,-
plus VAT.
€ 1.773,10
incl. VAT.
Booking number
42413
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Online
5 dates
plus VAT.
incl. VAT.
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IT architecture is the link between business and technology - and often the decisive success factor for sustainable IT solutions. In this practice-oriented 2-day training course, you will learn to understand modern IT architectures and their components, recognize their strategic value and evaluate architecture decisions on a sound basis. Using a case study, you will develop a clear understanding of how requirements are translated into viable architecture models. You will model different architecture views, discuss the quality and feasibility of solutions and learn how to communicate architecture decisions confidently in a project and company context.
Contents
1. basics, requirements and the conceptual architecture
Focus: Strategic understanding and communication at a high level
- Introduction to Architectural Thinking: What is IT architecture and what value does it create as a bridge between business and IT?
- Architecture vs. design: clarifying the distinction and common misunderstandings.
- The role of the IT architect: Tasks, responsibilities and position in the project team.
- The importance of requirements: Functional and non-functional requirements (NFRs) as drivers for architecture decisions.
- Analysis of an event management platform - requirements and their impact on the architecture.
2. modern architecture and the conceptual overview
Focus: Architectural styles and visualization for different target groups
- Modern architecture designs: strategic advantages and disadvantages of monoliths, microservices and cloud-native architectures.
- Communication of the architecture: Introduction to the C4 model (context, container, components, code).
- UML and ArchiMate as alternatives to visualization.
- Creation of a system context diagram with actors and interfaces.
3. control, management and agility of architectures
Focus: Governance, architecture principles and the role in an agile environment.
- Architecture governance: principles, patterns and documentation of architecture decisions.
- Architecture in an agile environment: the role of the architect in agile teams, concepts such as "just-enough architecture" and emergent design.
- Document and present architectural decisions.
4. detailed architecture modeling and quality assurance
Focus: Modeling architectural views and checking quality requirements.
- Detailed architecture views: Creation of functional (e.g. C4 container view) and operational views (e.g. UML deployment diagrams).
- Quality assurance and risk management: Ensuring that the architecture fulfills requirements.
- Create and evaluate architecture diagrams for the event platform.
- How do quality requirements influence the architecture?
5. transfer into practice and outlook
- Review of the most important findings: Role of requirements, visualization with the C4 model, architecture governance and quality assurance.
- What does "good architecture" mean in your own corporate context?
- Final exercise: Development of architectural principles for your own day-to-day project work.
Your benefit
- You understand IT architecture as a bridge between business and technology.
- You will learn to translate requirements into viable architecture concepts.
- You can visualize, evaluate and communicate architectures.
- You recognize the strengths of modern architectural styles such as microservices and cloud-native.
- You manage projects confidently with clear models, principles and quality criteria.
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Methods
- Structured theory transfer & storytelling: Concepts are conveyed in a practical and understandable way using the event platform case study.
- Interactive workshops & exercises: You transfer what you have learned directly to practical scenarios.
- Discussion rounds: Exchange with other participants from different industries and roles promotes a variety of perspectives.
- Models and frameworks: Proven tools such as the C4 model, architecture decision templates and quality criteria help to reduce complexity.
Final examination
Recommended for
This course is aimed at anyone who wants to understand, evaluate or take responsibility for IT architecture in a project context:
- Managers & project managers - learn how to steer architecture decisions on a sound basis.
- Organizers & IT coordinators - strengthen their role as an interface between the business department and IT.
- System analysts & IT managers - gain clarity about modern architecture styles and their use.
- employees department employees - develop a better understanding of architecture and communication with architects.
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