Course Outline
Training Overview
- Instructor Introduction
- Course Purpose
- Course Agenda
- Module Structure
- Additional References
Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals
- What is Enterprise Architecture?
- EA vs MBSE
- Integrating MBSE into EA
- Designing an EA Model Repository
Introduction to UAF
- Existing Frameworks
- UAF Basics
- Aspects
- Viewpoints
- Fit-for-Purpose Views
Cameo EA Walkthrough with UAF Sample
- Aspects – Motivation (Mv)
- Aspects – Taxonomy (Tx)
- Aspects – Structure (Sr)
- Aspects – Connectivity (Cn)
- Aspects – Processes (Pr)
- Aspects – States (St)
- Aspects – Sequences (Sq)
- Aspects – Information (If)
- Aspects – Parameters (Pm)
- Aspects – Constraints (Ct)
- Aspects – Roadmap (Rm)
- Aspects – Traceability (Tr)
- Summary and Overview
- Viewpoints – Strategic (St)
- Viewpoints – Operational (Op)
- Viewpoints – Services (Sv)
- Viewpoints – Resources (Rs)
- Viewpoints – Standards (Sd)
- Viewpoints – Personnel (Ps)
- Viewpoints – Security (Sc)
- Viewpoints – Projects (Pj)
- Viewpoints – Actual Resources (Ar)
- Viewpoints – Architecture Management (Am)
Course Wrap-up
- Review of EA Concepts
- Review of UAF Process
- Review of MBSE Integration
- Additional Learning Possibilities
- Q&A
Requirements
It is assumed that participants already possess a foundational understanding of SysML or UML and have prior experience working with an MBSE tool, preferably Cameo EA or MagicDraw. Although the course includes reviews of diagrams, elements, and relationships, lectures and demonstrations on these fundamental topics will be delivered at an accelerated pace. Consequently, learners without prior experience may find it challenging to keep up.
Intended Audience:
- Systems Engineers engaged in architecture modelling and system design.
- Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practitioners.
Testimonials (4)
Learning UAF in a practical manner.
Louis Jackson - Apogee Engineering, LLC
Course - Enterprise Architecture in the UAF
Comments and documentation!!!
Lawrence Jones - Apogee Engineering, LLC
Course - Enterprise Architecture in the UAF
One of my most valuable takeaways from this course was learning how to use UAF 1.3 and Cameo to develop an architecture model that represents real-world operational processes, performers, capabilities, and system interactions. I gained a better understanding of how to break down complex operational scenarios into manageable components and show how people, processes, and systems work together. This helped me understand how architecture modeling can be used to identify gaps, improve coordination, and support better system design and decision-making.
Michael Alba - Apogee Engineering, LLC
Course - Enterprise Architecture in the UAF
The explanation of all components and usages of them on the examples
