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Module 1Fundamental SOA &
Service-Oriented Computing
This course provides a well-rounded overview of the current SOA industry. Students benefit from this fundamental coverage by establishing a common terminology to more clearly discuss and document SOA-related issues and requirements.
Furthermore, the exploration of goals and benefits helps students associated a “strategic context” with all other parts of the service-oriented computing platform to better understand the need for SOA and service-orientation to reprioritize and augment traditional approaches.
The following primary topics are covered:
| • | Strategic Goals and Benefits of SOA and Service-Oriented Computing |
| • | Fundamental Service-Oriented Computing Terms and Taxonomy |
| • | Concepts relating to Services, Service-Oriented Architecture, Service Inventories, Service Compositions, Service-Oriented Solutions |
| • | Exploration of how Service-Oriented Computing Elements inter-relate |
| • | Introduction to the Service-Orientation Design Paradigm and related Principles and Concepts |
| • | SOA Project Delivery Approaches and Planning Considerations |
| • | Introduction to the Service Delivery Lifecycle, including Service-Oriented Analysis, Service-Oriented Design, and Service Modeling Processes |
| • | Adoption Impacts and Requirements of SOA and Service-Oriented Computing (infrastructure, organizational, performance, security, migration, technology maturity, and others) |
This course is further supplemented with a set of informal exercises that allow attendees to participate hands-on, and further help reinforce key concepts.
Duration: 1 day (including breaks, Q&A and exam preparation)
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Course Credit
Note that this is a credit course for the following designations:
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