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Architecture Modeling with UAF (Unified Architecture Framework), UAF Workshop


Architecture Modeling with UAF (Unified Architecture Framework), UAF Workshop. With UAF you can Capture your Architectural Vision. Build reliable, well understood systems using UAF 1.0 and Enterprise Architect
Incorporated within Enterprise Architect 13, the Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) provides support to specific frameworks, such as DoDAF, MODAF, UPDM, NAF and others.

Support of UAF is is built into Enterprise Architect, with provision to migrate up from UPDM 2.1

The Unified Architecture Framework Profile (UAFP) 1.0 (Beta 1) is also implemented within Enterprise Architect’s support of UAF. Full functionality for UAF is automatically available to all end users with a valid UPDM plug-in or Enterprise Architect Suite Edition license.

Learn about:

Replaces the Unified Profile for DoDAF & MODAF (UPDM) Ver. 2.1.
Easily migrate existing models from UPDM to UAF.
UAF model templates with context-sensitive modeling to maximise productivity.
Model Validation to help ensure consistency and correctness.
Easy navigation of architecture diagrams in the dynamic Model Views window.
Dedicated UPDM Toolbox.
Out of the box support in Enterprise Architect - no separate download required

Course Objectives:

Create architectural models for complex system-of-systems, which may include hardware, software, data, personnel and organizations.
Define consistent, accurate architectures with clear separation of concerns to describe services, systems, operations, strategies and capabilities.
Analyze, specify, design, and verify system models using appropriate levels of abstraction.
Employ a rigorous, standards based approach to defining and exchanging architecture information using UML, XMI and related standards.

Course outline:

Overview of Architecture Frameworks
Overview of Object Management Group® (OMG®) Standardization
Introduction to Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)
Working with Unified Architecture Framework (UAF)
Introduction to Unified Architecture Framework Profile (UAFP)
Scope UAFP 1.0 – Unified Architecture Framework Profile (UAFP)
Developing Models with UAF and UAFP

Because of increasing complexity and rising costs, it is important to ensure that systems that are being developed can talk to each other and meet the overarching capabilities that they were intended to achieve. UAF architecture models provide a means to develop an understanding of the complex relationships that exist between organizations, systems, and systems-of-systems and enable the analysis of these systems to ensure that they meet the expectations of the user community.

Request more information regarding UAF workshop. Learn more about UAF work shop,DoDAF, MODAF, UPDM, NAF . Visit Tonex training website links below

Architecture Modeling with UAF
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