• Tutorials
• Enterprise architecture with TOGAF
•  UML modeling for information system architecture
  •  Introduction: UML modeling for information system architecture
    • Summary of the method for a Use Case-driven approach to systems design
    • Prerequisites
  •  Module 1: Model with use cases
    • Lesson 1.1: Organize a project into packages
    • Lesson 1.2: Model use case scenarios
    • Lesson 1.3: Create a child use case diagram
    • Lesson 1.4: Define a use case by using steps
    • Lesson 1.5: Create an includes relationship between use cases
    • Lesson 1.6: Extend a use case
    • Lesson 1.7: Modify properties with USPROPS.TXT
    • Lesson 1.8: Track requirements against use cases
  •  Module 2: Create sequence and collaboration diagrams
    • Lesson 2.1: Create sequence diagrams
    • Lesson 2.2: Create collaboration diagrams
  •  Module 3: Create class diagrams
    • Lesson 3.1: Create a class diagram
    • Lesson 3.2: Add an association between classes
    • Lesson 3.3: Define an association
    • Lesson 3.4: Add associations between other classes
    • Lesson 3.5: Create inheritance relationships
    • Lesson 3.6: Cross-reference class and sequence diagrams
  •  Module 4: Create state diagrams
    • Lesson 4.1: Create a state diagram
    • Lesson 4.2: Determine the states and transitions for a class
    • Lesson 4.3: Add states to the state diagram
    • Lesson 4.4: Add actions to the state definition
  •  Module 5: Map class diagrams to entity relation diagrams
    • Lesson: Map class diagrams to entity relation diagrams
•  Relational data modeling for data architecture
  •  Introduction: Relational data modeling for data architecture
    • Prerequisites
  •  Module 1: Generate a logical data model
    • Lesson 1.1: Create a subject area diagram
    • Lesson 1.2: Draw and define entities and their components
    • Lesson 1.3: Draw and define relation lines
    • Lesson 1.4: Propagate foreign key roles and enter role names
    • Lesson 1.5: Create a second subject area diagram
    • Lesson 1.6: Create and manage a model diagram
  •  Module 2: Create a physical data model
    • Lesson 2.1: Create a physical data model
    • Lesson 2.2: Model constraints between tables
•  Report generation and publishing
  •  Introduction to report generation and publishing
    • Prerequisites
  •  Module 1: Run a prewritten report
    • Lesson: Run a prewritten report
  •  Module 2: Create a report
    • Lesson 2.1: Create a report file
    • Lesson 2.2: Select the diagram type
    • Lesson 2.3: Select which diagram properties to print
    • Lesson 2.4: Include diagram symbols in the report
    • Lesson 2.5: Limit the symbols in the report to entities
    • Lesson 2.6: Select the definition type properties and entities
    • Lesson 2.7: Include data elements by querying “is a” relationships
    • Lesson 2.8: Generate a final report
  •  Module 3: Publish an HTML report
    • Lesson 3.1: Open the HTML report generator
    • Lesson 3.2: Specify a template home page
    • Lesson 3.3: Specify a destination home page
    • Lesson 3.4: Select the diagrams to publish
    • Lesson 3.5: Generate the HTML report
    • Lesson 3.6: View the results
• DoDAF
•  Publish information as HTML with System Architect Publisher
  • Introduction: Publish a website with System Architect Publisher
  • Lesson 1: Design the overall website hierarchy
  • Lesson 2: Start the System Architect Publisher
  • Lesson 3: Create a new template
  • Lesson 4: Modify reports for use with System Architect Publisher
  • Lesson 5: Add sub-reports
  • Lesson 6: Specify the starting report
  • Lesson 7: Set class defaults
  • Lesson 8: Set type defaults
  • Lesson 9: Specify alternative reports
  • Lesson 10: Perform setup