TOGAF

Certification Exam Prep

About the Program

TOGAF, otherwise known as The Open Group Architecture Framework, is a detailed method and a set of supporting tools for developing an enterprise architecture within an organization. It essentially provides an approach for designing, implementing, and governing an enterprise information technology architecture.

Many of the world’s leading organizations use TOGAF to improve business efficiency and assist in their efforts in designing an IT infrastructure that can be adapted to meet their particular organizational needs and requirements.

This program is self-paced. Self-paced programs create a unique learning experience that allows students to learn independently and at a pace that best suits them.

Why Become TOGAF Certified?

Having the TOGAF Certification under your belt shows that you are an IT professional that can build and manage IT architecture. And, IT professionals with strong architecture skills are in high demand.

Some of the many benefits of becoming a TOGAF certified professional include:

  • Enhancement and affirmation of your professional skills

  • Improved prospects for rewarding assignments

  • Accelerated career advancement

  • Potential for a commanding salary (Jobs requiring TOGAF 9 Certification pay a median salary of $136,375.)

  • Greater peer recognition

In order to obtain the TOGAF Certification, candidates must pass two exams:

  • TOGAF 9 Part 1 Exam

  • TOGAF 9 Part 2 Exam

There is also an option to take a combined Part 1 and Part 2 exam.

TUITION: $547

Duration: 14 Hours

Includes e-books with practice exams.

Prerequisites: HS diploma/GED, basic computer skills and familiarity with the internet

Occupational Objectives: Business analyst, Project manager, Process engineer, IT architect, Software architect

Students have full access to the program for one year.

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Course Outline

TOGAF 9 Fundamentals

  • Enterprise Architecture Basics

  • Content Framework and Capability Basics

  • Security and SOA Governance

  • Architectural Artifacts and the Enterprise Continuum

TOGAF 9 Advanced

  • Enterprise Architecture

  • Guidelines and Techniques

  • Content Framework and Continuum

  • Reference Models and Capability Framework