Course description
Introduction to Business Architecture
Over one hundred years have passed since The Principles of Scientific Management was published by A.F. Taylor, who is recognized as the originator of Industrial Engineering, and the manufacturing of goods and business operations have become very complex. Now is the time for applying engineering methodology to Enterprise Activities, that is also known as Enterprise Engineering.
In this course, you will be introduced to the representative methodology called DEMO (Design & Engineering Methodology for Organizations) in Enterprise Ontology. You will have a better understanding of the concept and learn how to apply it to the targeted systems with a certain size. In this course, there are two versions of this methodology that are described, DEMO-3 (old) and DEMO-4 (new). DEMO-3 nomenclature is used and applied throughout the course with the introduction of new methodology, DEMO-4. The difference between DEMO-3 and DEMO-4 is indicated and compared. Many examples and case studies are also provided in this course revision compared to the original course with a new set of quizzes.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Prerequisites:
None
Outcome / Qualification etc.
What you'll learn
In this course, you will learn;
- Clarify the parts and interactions of an enterprise by mapping its operations
- Design an organization or business by clarifying responsibility and relationships.
- Provide the basis for Information System Development of a given enterprise.
Training Course Content
- Week 1 Introduction to Business Architecture
- Week 2 PSI-Theory and Construction Model
- Week 3 Process Model
- Special Lecture by Professor Martin Op 't Land on Self-Initiation
- Week 4 Application & Conclusions
Course delivery details
This course is offered through Tokyo Institute of Technology, a partner institute of EdX.
2–3 hours per week
Expenses
- Verified Track -$99
- Audit Track - Free