Dual TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 & Level 2 Certification Training | Enterprise Architecture

Dual TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 & Level 2 Certification Training – Course Curriculum

Certification Planner's Dual TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 & Level 2 Certification Training is a comprehensive instructor-led program designed to help professionals understand and apply the TOGAF framework while preparing for both the TOGAF Foundation (Level 1) and TOGAF Certified (Level 2) examinations.

The curriculum is aligned with the TOGAF Standard Version 9.2 and covers Enterprise Architecture concepts, the Architecture Development Method (ADM), Architecture Governance, Enterprise Continuum, Architecture Content Framework, stakeholder management, and real-world architecture scenarios. TOGAF is one of the world's most widely adopted Enterprise Architecture frameworks and is used by leading organizations to align business strategy with technology transformation initiatives.

Module 1 – Introduction to Enterprise Architecture & TOGAF

Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals

• What is Enterprise Architecture?

• Benefits of Enterprise Architecture

• Business and IT Alignment

• Enterprise Transformation Challenges

• Digital Transformation & Enterprise Architecture

Introduction to TOGAF

• History of TOGAF

• TOGAF Framework Overview

• Key Concepts & Terminology

• Structure of the TOGAF Standard

• Benefits of Using TOGAF

TOGAF Certification Overview

• TOGAF Foundation (Level 1)

• TOGAF Certified (Level 2)

• Examination Structure

• Certification Pathways

Module 2 – Core Concepts & Enterprise Architecture Principles

Architecture Concepts

• Architecture Definitions

• Architecture Principles

• Architecture Views & Viewpoints

• Stakeholders & Concerns

• Building Blocks

Enterprise Architecture Domains

• Business Architecture

• Data Architecture

• Application Architecture

• Technology Architecture

Understanding these four architecture domains is fundamental to applying TOGAF within enterprise environments.

Module 3 – Introduction to the Architecture Development Method (ADM)

ADM Overview

• Purpose of ADM

• ADM Lifecycle

• Requirements Management

• Iterative Development

• Architecture Governance Integration

ADM Guidelines & Techniques

• Applying ADM

• Architecture Scoping

• Gap Analysis

• Business Scenarios

• Stakeholder Management

The ADM is the core methodology of TOGAF and provides a structured approach for developing and managing Enterprise Architecture.

Module 4 – ADM Phase-by-Phase Deep Dive

Preliminary Phase

• Architecture Capability

• Architecture Principles

• Architecture Governance

• Organizational Readiness

Phase A – Architecture Vision

• Business Drivers

• Stakeholder Analysis

• Architecture Vision Development

• Value Assessment

Phase B – Business Architecture

• Business Capabilities

• Business Processes

• Organizational Structures

• Business Requirements

Phase C – Information Systems Architecture

Data Architecture

• Data Models

• Information Management

• Data Governance

Application Architecture

• Application Portfolio

• Application Services

• Integration Concepts

Phase D – Technology Architecture

• Infrastructure Architecture

• Technology Platforms

• Cloud & Emerging Technologies

Module 5 – ADM Implementation & Change Management

Phase E – Opportunities & Solutions

• Solution Building Blocks

• Transition Architectures

• Solution Roadmaps

Phase F – Migration Planning

• Migration Strategies

• Prioritization Techniques

• Implementation Planning

Phase G – Implementation Governance

• Architecture Compliance

• Governance Reviews

• Change Control

Phase H – Architecture Change Management

• Architecture Evolution

• Continuous Improvement

• Managing Enterprise Change

Module 6 – Enterprise Continuum & Architecture Repository

Enterprise Continuum

• Architecture Continuum

• Solutions Continuum

• Reusable Architecture Assets

• Reference Architectures

Architecture Repository

• Architecture Metamodel

• Repository Structure

• Architecture Assets

• Governance Records

The Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository help organizations classify, manage, and reuse architecture assets across the enterprise.

Module 7 – Architecture Content Framework

Architecture Content

• Deliverables

• Artifacts

• Building Blocks

• Architecture Documentation

Content Metamodel

• Architecture Relationships

• Content Structures

• Traceability Concepts

Architecture Communication

• Stakeholder Communication

• Architecture Reporting

• Architecture Reviews

Module 8 – Architecture Governance & Capability Framework

Architecture Governance

• Governance Structures

• Architecture Boards

• Compliance Assessments

• Governance Processes

Architecture Capability Framework

• Skills & Competencies

• Architecture Organization

• Maturity Assessment

• Continuous Improvement

Module 9 – TOGAF Reference Models

Technical Reference Model (TRM)

• Foundation Architecture

• Platform Services

• Infrastructure Services

Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM)

• Information Systems Concepts

• Boundaryless Information Flow

• Information Integration

Module 10 – Applying TOGAF in Real-World Scenarios (Level 2)

Practitioner-Level Learning

• Applying ADM to Business Scenarios

• Architecture Decision-Making

• Stakeholder Conflict Resolution

• Governance Challenges

• Architecture Trade-Off Analysis

Enterprise Transformation Case Studies

• Business Transformation

• Cloud Adoption

• Application Modernization

• Digital Transformation Programs

The Level 2 certification focuses on applying TOGAF concepts and ADM techniques to practical business and architecture scenarios.

TOGAF Exam Preparation Workshop

Level 1 (Foundation) Preparation

• Core Concepts Review

• TOGAF Terminology

• ADM Fundamentals

• Architecture Governance

• Practice Questions

Level 2 (Certified) Preparation

• Scenario-Based Questions

• Practitioner Exercises

• Architecture Analysis Techniques

• Exam Strategies

Mock Exam Sessions

• Foundation Mock Exam

• Practitioner Scenario Workshops

• Instructor-Led Reviews

• Exam Readiness Assessment

Included Learning Resources

• Updated TOGAF 9.2 Course Materials

• Instructor-Led Training

• Practice Questions

• Scenario-Based Exercises

• Architecture Case Studies

• Mock Exams

• Exam Preparation Resources

• Post-Class Study Guidance

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand Enterprise Architecture concepts and terminology

• Apply the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM)

• Develop Business, Data, Application, and Technology Architectures

• Manage architecture governance and stakeholder engagement

• Utilize Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository concepts

• Apply TOGAF in real-world enterprise scenarios

• Support digital transformation and business modernization initiatives

• Prepare for both TOGAF Foundation (Level 1) and TOGAF Certified (Level 2) examinations

• Apply Enterprise Architecture best practices within complex organizations

TOGAF Knowledge Areas Covered

• Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals

• TOGAF Core Concepts

• Architecture Development Method (ADM)

• Architecture Governance

• Enterprise Continuum

• Architecture Repository

• Architecture Content Framework

• Stakeholder Management

• Architecture Capability Framework

• TOGAF Reference Models

• Business Transformation

• Enterprise Architecture Implementation

This curriculum provides complete preparation for both TOGAF 9.2 Foundation and TOGAF 9.2 Certified examinations while helping professionals develop practical Enterprise Architecture skills used by organizations worldwide.

TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 & Level 2 Certification Exam Information

The TOGAF certification is one of the world's most recognized Enterprise Architecture credentials and is governed by The Open Group. TOGAF validates an individual's understanding of Enterprise Architecture principles, the Architecture Development Method (ADM), architecture governance, stakeholder management, and the practical application of architecture frameworks within complex organizations.

Certification Planner's Dual TOGAF 9.2 Level 1 & Level 2 Certification Training prepares participants for both the TOGAF Foundation (Level 1) and TOGAF Certified (Level 2) examinations, providing a complete pathway to achieving TOGAF certification.

TOGAF Certification Structure

The TOGAF certification program consists of two levels:

TOGAF Foundation (Level 1)

The Foundation certification validates an individual's understanding of:

• Enterprise Architecture concepts

• TOGAF terminology

• Architecture Development Method (ADM)

• Architecture Governance

• Enterprise Architecture principles

• TOGAF framework structure

TOGAF Certified (Level 2)

The Certified certification validates an individual's ability to:

• Analyze architecture scenarios

• Apply TOGAF principles in real-world situations

• Support architecture transformation initiatives

• Manage stakeholders and architecture governance

• Apply ADM techniques effectively

Level 2 focuses on practical application rather than memorization of concepts.

TOGAF Foundation (Level 1) Exam Details

Exam Information

• Certification Level: TOGAF Foundation

• Exam Code: TOGAF 9 Part 1

• Format: Multiple Choice Questions

• Number of Questions: 40 Questions

• Duration: 60 Minutes

• Passing Score: 60% (24 out of 40)

• Open Book: No

• Delivery Options:

  • Pearson VUE Test Center

  • Pearson VUE Online Proctored Exam

• Prerequisites: None

The Foundation examination assesses knowledge of core TOGAF concepts, terminology, architecture governance, architecture content, and the Architecture Development Method (ADM).

TOGAF Certified (Level 2) Exam Details

Exam Information

• Certification Level: TOGAF Certified

• Exam Code: TOGAF 9 Part 2

• Format: Scenario-Based Questions

• Number of Questions: 8 Complex Scenario Questions

• Duration: 90 Minutes

• Passing Score: 60% (24 out of 40 points)

• Open Book: Yes

• Delivery Options:

  • Pearson VUE Test Center

  • Pearson VUE Online Proctored Exam

Practitioner Scoring Model

Each scenario question includes four possible answers:

• Best Answer = 5 Points

• Second Best Answer = 3 Points

• Third Best Answer = 1 Point

• Distractor Answer = 0 Points

Candidates must score at least 24 points out of 40 to pass the Practitioner examination.

Combined Level 1 & Level 2 Examination

Candidates may choose to take a combined examination covering both Foundation and Certified levels.

Combined Exam Details

• Total Questions: 48 Questions

  • 40 Foundation Questions

  • 8 Practitioner Scenario Questions

• Total Duration: 150 Minutes

• Part 1 Duration: 60 Minutes

• Part 2 Duration: 90 Minutes

• Breaks: No Scheduled Breaks

• Passing Requirement:

  • Must pass Part 1

  • Must pass Part 2

If a candidate fails only one section, only the failed section must be retaken.

Topics Covered on the Examination

Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals

• Enterprise Architecture Concepts

• Architecture Principles

• Architecture Views and Viewpoints

• Stakeholder Management

TOGAF Core Concepts

• TOGAF Terminology

• Enterprise Continuum

• Architecture Repository

• Architecture Content Framework

Architecture Development Method (ADM)

• Preliminary Phase

• Architecture Vision

• Business Architecture

• Information Systems Architecture

• Technology Architecture

• Opportunities & Solutions

• Migration Planning

• Implementation Governance

• Architecture Change Management

Governance & Capability

• Architecture Governance

• Compliance Assessment

• Architecture Capability Framework

• Governance Structures

Practitioner-Level Application

• Business Scenarios

• Stakeholder Analysis

• Architecture Decision-Making

• Architecture Transformation

• Requirements Management

The Practitioner exam focuses heavily on applying TOGAF concepts to real-world business and architecture scenarios.

Exam Preparation with Certification Planner

Certification Planner's Dual TOGAF Level 1 & Level 2 Training helps candidates prepare for both certification examinations through:

• Instructor-Led Training

• Updated TOGAF 9.2 Course Materials

• ADM Workshops

• Architecture Case Studies

• Scenario-Based Learning

• Practice Questions

• Mock Exams

• Exam Preparation Workshops

• Architecture Governance Exercises

Participants learn both the theory required for Foundation certification and the practical application skills required for Practitioner certification.

TOGAF Certification Benefits

TOGAF-certified professionals are highly sought after by organizations undergoing digital transformation, cloud migration, enterprise modernization, and business transformation initiatives.

Common job roles include:

• Enterprise Architect

• Solution Architect

• Business Architect

• Technology Architect

• IT Strategy Consultant

• Digital Transformation Consultant

• Architecture Manager

• Chief Architect

• Program Architect

• Senior IT Consultant

TOGAF certification demonstrates a professional's ability to align business strategy, technology initiatives, and enterprise architecture practices to support organizational goals.

Certification Validity

One of the major advantages of TOGAF certification is that it does not currently require periodic renewal or recertification.

Once earned, the certification remains valid, although professionals are encouraged to stay current with new TOGAF releases, Enterprise Architecture trends, and emerging architecture practices.

Official TOGAF Exam Highlights

TOGAF Foundation (Level 1)

• 40 Multiple Choice Questions

• 60 Minutes

• Closed Book

• Pass Score: 24/40 (60%)

TOGAF Certified (Level 2)

• 8 Scenario-Based Questions

• 90 Minutes

• Open Book

• Pass Score: 24/40 (60%)

Combined Examination

• 48 Total Questions

• 150 Minutes

• No Breaks

• Must Pass Both Sections

• Pearson VUE Testing or Online Proctoring

Certification Planner's Dual TOGAF Training provides complete preparation for both levels, helping professionals develop the Enterprise Architecture knowledge and practical skills required to successfully achieve TOGAF certification.