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Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture)

Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture). Block 01. Welcome. Overview. Introducing the Team Location of facilities OH & S Issues Introduce the Participants The nature of the course, and Structure Resources Competencies and Assessment Course Plan. Introducing the Team.

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Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture)

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  1. Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture) Block 01 Welcome

  2. Overview • Introducing the Team • Location of facilities • OH & S Issues • Introduce the Participants • The nature of the course, and Structure • Resources • Competencies and Assessment • Course Plan

  3. Introducing the Team • Dr Ed Lewis – ADFA Subject matter expert • Mr Don Munro – ADFA Subject matter expert • Ms Sylvia Oates – DLSN Curriculum and instruments expert • Mr James Sheridan – SMS Consultant, Systems Architect Guru and Defence Subject matter expert

  4. Background – Dr Ed Lewis • A Senior Lecturer at UNSW@ADFA for 20 years • An innovator in systems tools; Select!Gain, ANNL • Tender Evaluation and Risk Specialist • Chairman, IT-030 Committee for ICT Governance and Management, Standards Australia.

  5. Mr Don Munro • 10 years in Industry; 28 years in Universities (CSU Wagga and UNSW@ADFA) • Active in consultancies • Active in Course design & review committees both at University and CIT (TAFE) • Designed and delivers the Enterprise Architecture course as part of the Doctorate in Business Informatics for DPU University in Bangkok, Thailand

  6. Mr James Sheridan; died 27 May 2006 • Employment - PSP working for Defence from SMS Management and Technology • Background – BA, DBA, Service Management, Systems Admin, Modelling and EA tools • Industry Experience – Defence (Ex Army 22 years), HR and Finance Systems, Aircraft Maintenance, Engineering Services • Interests – Horses, EA, Astronomy

  7. Location of Facilities • Course Location • Toilets • Fire / Evacuation points • Canteen • Lunch room • Morning and Afternoon tea facilities

  8. OH & S Issues • Fire & Evacuation plan • Any Training room hazards • Trainers all current OH & S

  9. Introduce the Participants • Who you are • Where you are from • What exposure/ experience with EA • What you hope to get from the course

  10. Workbook Activity

  11. Course Location Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture)

  12. Points to note • Diploma Level – target for “power users” in the context of the application of Enterprise Architecture principles and tools • Diploma course covers appropriate Enterprise Background to the application of the tools to a situation • Also, specifically to the “tools” used involving package mastery (Systems Architect)

  13. Adult Learning Principles • “Adults need to be involved in the planning and evaluation of their instruction. • Experience (including mistakes) provides the basis for learning activities. • Adults are most interested in learning subjects that have immediate relevance to their job or personal life. • Adult learning is problem-centred rather than content-oriented.” Quote from the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF)

  14. The National Training Framework • System of VET that applies nationally • Nationally consistent industry-led system designed to: • provide high quality skill outcomes to maintain individuals’ employability and increase their productivity • provide for nationally recognised qualifications • improve the competitiveness of industry and the nation. EA Recognition Session 2006

  15. The National Training Framework Achieves four main outcomes: • National recognition system based on competency standards linked to national qualifications • Industry Training Packages as a basis for tailoring training programs • Quality management checkpoints to ensure high standards of training systems (AQTF) • High level of flexibility for training organisations to deliver high quality training products and services to meet the needs of employers EA Recognition Session 2006

  16. The DLSN • The Defence Learning Services Network (DLSN) is a Registered Training Organisation within the National Training Framework. • It is one of four RTO within the Australian Defence Organisation - DLSN, Navy, Army and Air Force. EA Recognition Session 2006

  17. Qualifications • The DLSN issues Statements of Attainment and qualifications within its scope of registration across: • Certificate III • Certificate IV • Diploma - Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture) • Advanced Diploma – Advanced Diploma of Government (Enterprise Architecture) EA Recognition Session 2006

  18. Qualifications • Statements of Attainment (SOA)SOA are used to record the attainment of one or more units of competency towards a qualification. • QualificationsOnce all the requirements of a qualification are met one is issued • Candidates who hold SOA and qualifications from DLSN or other RTO can use the units of competency in them again towards other qualifications. EA Recognition Session 2006

  19. What is Recognition? • Process of recognising existing knowledge, skills and experience acquired by previous training, work and life experience • Done by collecting evidence and making a judgement against the requirements of one or more units of competency from a Training Package - Public Sector Training Package (PSP04). EA Recognition Session 2006

  20. The Recognition Process • Self Assessment • Recognition Process • Outcomes of the Recognition Process • competent / not yet competent (more evidence/experience required • Reporting completed • Qualification/SOA issued • Appeals Process

  21. Types of Evidence • Recognition interview- questions, hypotheticals • Observer reports from your supervisor, peers, clients or subordinates • Self assessment questionnaire • Portfolios - work records, samples of work, qualifications • Course work EA Recognition Session 2006

  22. Other Guides & Websites • Candidate’s Guides to the Recognition Process - Cert III - IV, Dip - Adv Dip • Candidate’s Website (http://defweb.cbr.defence.gov.au/det/assessment/Candidates/default.htm) EA Recognition Session 2006

  23. EA Competencies • PSPEA501A Use an enterprise architecture framework • PSPEA502A Demonstrate compliance with an enterprise architecture framework • PSPEA503A Use enterprise architecture tools These are in the Day 1 Resources folder of the CD

  24. IT Competencies • (ICAITAD048C) Develop configuration management • (ICAITSP039B) Match the IT needs with the strategic direction of the enterprise • (ICAITS035C) Assist with analysis of emerging technology These are in the Day 1 Resources folder of the CD

  25. Resources • CDROM • All presentations • Copies of manuals and reference documents • Workbook • Notes • Written material • Exercises

  26. Course Plan

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