Systems Architecting (Intermediate)

This three-day intermediate level course covers the WHY, WHAT and HOW of Systems Architecting by teaching the following:

• Understanding the WHY: The need for employing architectures to help cope with the overwhelming nature of complexity.
• Explaining the WHAT: Architectures provide different system perspectives and are ideal entry points to effectively structure your information.
• Introducing one HOW: Modelling System Architectures using the ADEPT Methodology – and it’s COFLP Framework – Contextual/Operational/Functional/Physical/Logical.

Contextual/Operational/Functional/Physical/Logical.

– Top-Down modelling of Operations (Missions/Scenarios/Use Cases) yields clarity and allows for re-use of Functions;
– The Functional Architecture elicits Requirements: Functions = Functional RQ; Object Flows = Performance
– The Logical Architecture makes high-level technology and responsibility choices providing the means for identifying Operational & Functional IF
– The Physical Architecture is different in nature, as its elements have to match the Functional Specs which typically happens at the lowest level (bottom-up). They then have to be integrated taking into account all physical constraints concentrating on the optimum (co-)location.

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