ASSOCIATE COURSE SYLLABUS – INFRASTRUCTURE Course Aims and Objectives Iasa Infrastructure Architect training provides a platform from which practicing infrastructure architects develop skills in infrastructure engineering and delivery practices. This training prepares students to take the CITA- Associate Infrastructure exam which includes questions from this course and the pre-work BTS materials. After this course, you will be able to: Develop a solid operational approach across primary business elements (people, process and technology). Refine conceptual design features and functionality. Reach requirements while balancing quality attributes and costs. Establish a process for peer review and design validation. Reduce expenditures related to power and cooling. Format and Procedures Each day the course instructor will guide students through, discussions and recommended best practice for delivery of Infrastructure architecture and value. Student’s progress through detailed definitions and ontology, instructor and student led discussions, Offline and online workshops and industry case studies based on the fictitious Tinkleman company scenarios. IMPORTANT: All courses now include the certification exams. Full membership is required to sit any certification exam. If you are not already a FULL MEMBER, please click here to register ($125). To maintain your certification CEU's must be maintained. Click here for more information on CEU requirements. Prerequisites Minimum: Knowledge of the IT Body of Knowledge (ITABoK) - Downloadable materials included in membership (separate registration is required). Business Technology Strategy pre-work materials included. Recommended: CITA-Foundation Certification Copyright 2009-2014 IASA. All rights reserved. The contents of this document may not be shared without prior written approval from the IASA. Module 1: Dynamic Datacenter Lesson 1 – Datacenter and Operations Platform Lesson 2 – Network Platform Lesson 3 – Telephony and Communications Platform Lesson 4 – Compute Platform (Server and Devices) Lesson 5 – Data Management Platform Workshop Module 2: Dynamic Systems Lesson 1 – Computing Platform Lesson 2 – Identity Management Platform Lesson 3 – Application Platform Lesson 4 – Collaboration Platform Lesson 5 – Productivity Platform Lesson 6 – Management Platform Workshop Module 3: Design, Patterns and Models Lesson 1: Designing for Infrastructure Lesson 2: Tiers, Zones and Containers Lesson 3: Network and Addressing Lesson 4: Devices and Configuration Lesson 5: Platforms and Services Workshop Copyright 2009-2014 IASA. All rights reserved. The contents of this document may not be shared without prior written approval from the IASA. Module 4: Frameworks, Methodologies and Tools Lesson 1: Infrastructure Frameworks Lesson 2: Methodologies Lesson 3: Industry Standards (ITIL, MOF, COBIT) Lesson 4: Tools Workshop Module 5: Dynamic IT Lesson 1 – Business of Infrastructure Lesson 2 – Center of Excellence Lesson 3 – Support Platform Lesson 3 – Compliance and Security Platform Workshop Module 6: Architecture throughout the Lifecycle Lesson 1 – The language of Infrastructure Architects Lesson 2 – Working with Other Architects Lesson 3 – Your Role Before, During and After Delivery Lesson 4 – Day in the Life of an Infrastructure Architect Lesson 5 – Professional Growth: Mentoring, Contribution and Continued Learning Workshop Copyright 2009-2014 IASA. All rights reserved. The contents of this document may not be shared without prior written approval from the IASA.
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