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 Duration 28 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Definition and scope of NAF.
  • Comparison of NAF with other architectural frameworks.
  • Overview of NAF features and structural components.

Comprehending NAF

  • The lifecycle of NATO architectures.
  • Mechanisms and operational principles of NAF.

Getting Started

  • Configuring Sparx Enterprise Architect as a development environment.
  • Installing and integrating NAF as a framework.

Background Context

  • NATO C3 systems.
  • NATO C3 organizational missions.
  • Primary objectives of the NAF.
  • Structure of NAF framework documentation.

NATO Network Enabled Capability

  • Defining Enterprise Architecture.
  • Methods for describing architectural models.
  • The significance of architecture in decision-making.
  • Architecture as a communicative language.
  • The role of Enterprise Architecture in driving decisions.

Categories of NATO Architectures

  • Assessment: Identifying architecture types from given descriptions.
  • Overarching Architecture (OA).
  • Reference Architectures (RA).
  • Target Architectures (TA).
  • Baseline Architecture.

NATO Architecture Views

  • NATO All View (NAV).
  • NATO Capability View (NCV).
  • NATO Operational View (NOV).
  • NATO Service-Oriented View (NSOV).
  • NATO Systems View (NSV).
  • NATO Technical View (NTV).
  • NATO Programme View (NPV).

Stakeholder Management

  • Concept of Communities of Interest.
  • Lifecycle management within the NAF context.
  • Methods for aligning stakeholder interests with the architecture.
  • Strategies for identifying stakeholders.
  • Identification of Communities of Interest (CoIs).
  • Practical examples of CoIs.
  • The relationship between stakeholders and CoIs.
  • Analysis of CoI requirements.
  • Documenting CoI interests.
  • Evaluating CoI architectural interests and potential impacts.
  • Requirements for Architecture Views.

Troubleshooting

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Familiarity with core enterprise architecture concepts.
  • Knowledge of UML is advantageous but not mandatory.
  • No prior programming experience is necessary.

Target Audience

  • Architects.
  • Professionals specializing in enterprise architecture.

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