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University of Gujrat Faculty of Computingand Information Technology Title System Integration & Architecture Code IT-423 Credit Hours 3 Prerequisite Software Engineering Category Information Technology - Core Aims and Objectives  To provide an introduction to the fundamental concepts in Integration.  To learn how to conceptualize system requirements.  To develop usable and interactive computing systems for a wide range of end-users having diverse backgrounds and capabilities Learning Outcomes  To grasp the fundamental concepts of Organizational Strategy.  To understand business planning.  To understand the importance of Sarbanes-Oxley  Business modeling techniques  To understand reusability Reference Material  Enterprise Architecture for Integration – Rapid Delivery methods and Technologies By Clive Finkelstein.  Lecture Slides Provided by Instructor Grading System Marks in Percentage Letter Grade Numeric Value of Grade Description 85 and above A+ 4.00 Exceptional 80-84 A 3.70 Outstanding 75-79 B+ 3.40 Excellent 70-74 B 3.00 Very Good 65-69 B- 2.50 Good 60-64 C+ 2.00 Average 55-59 C 1.50 Satisfactory 50-54 D 1.00 Pass 49 and below F 0.0 Fail W Withdrawal I Incomplete ClassAttendance A minimum of 70% attendance is required for a student to be eligible to sit in the finalexamination Text Book A - Enterprise Architecture for Integration – Rapid Delivery methods and Technologies By Clive Finkelstein. Course Coordinators Mr. Jazib Ali Note: Attendance will not carry any marks; rather it will be a prerequisite to sit in paper Week Lectures Topics Source(Book-Chapter No) Recommendations for Learning Activities (Mention Assignments, Test, Quizzes, Practical, Case Study, Projects, Lab Work or Reading Assignments) 1 1 The Evolution of Enterprise Architecture • The Difference Between Primitives and Composites  Identifying Reusable, Priority Areas for Early Delivery CH-1 – Book A 2 Enterprise Engineering for Rapid Development  Using Enterprise Architecture for Enterprise Integration  The Importance of Metadata CH-1 – Book A 2 3 Methods for Defining Strategies, Processes, and Systems CH-2 – Book A Reading Assignment 4 Strategy Analysis in Business Planning  Understand the Mission and Purpose  Identify the Major Business Areas  Identify Issues Representing Opportunities or Problems  Determine What Will Achieve or Resolve the Issues  Define Key Performance Indicators  Identify the Current Functions That Exist  Allocate Functional Responsibility to Implement Strategies  Define Job Role Responsibilities for Each Function  Benefits of Strategy Analysis CH-3 – Book A Reading Assignment 3 5 Strategy Analysis for Project Specifications  Examine Business and Project Mission Statements  Identify Project Goals and Performance Criteria  Define Clear Business and Project Goals  Identify the Business Problems or Opportunities  Determine Strategies to Address Problems or Opportunities  Define Key Performance Indicators  Determine Which Business Functions Are to Be Supported  Identify Managers and Business Experts from Each Function  Schedule Joint Participation by Business and IT Experts CH-3 – Book A Quiz 1 6 Responsibilities Imposed by Sarbanes-Oxley CH-4– Book A 4 7 Governance Analysis Framework (GAF) for Sarbanes-Oxley CH-4 – Book A 8 Evolution of Systems Development Methodologies  Evolution of Software Engineering  Evolution of Information Engineering  Evolution of Object-Oriented Methods CH-5– Book A Assignment 1 5 9 Strategies for Enterprise Architecture Implementation  Implementation in Top-Down, Rigorous Detail  Selective EA, Based on ROI Business Case  Deliver in 3-Month Incremental Builds Ch-5 – Book A 10 Data Modeling Phase Definition of Data Modeling CH-6– Book A 6 11 Data Entity Types Data Attribute Types CH-6 – Book A Word document Task 12 Developing a Strategic Model Preparing for Strategic Modeling CH-7– Book A Spread sheet Task 7 13 Identifying Business Activities from a Data Map CH-7– Book A Power Point Task 14 Deriving Project Plans for Rapid EA Delivery CH-7– Book A Quiz 2 8 15 Project Maps Are Do-It-Yourself Construction Kits Assignment 2 16 Midterm Exam 9 17 Define Strategic Alignment Matrices  Relationship Between Business Plans, Data, and Activities  Aligning Business Plans to Organizational Structure CH-8– Book A 18 Differences Between Functions, Activities, and Processes CH-8 – Book A 10 19 Activity-Based Costing  Comparison to Traditional Financial Accounting  Steps of Activity-Based Costing  Forming Activity Alternatives  Monitoring the Benefits CH-8 – Book A 20 Business Normalization Benefits of Business Normalization CH-9 – Book A Reading Assignment 11 21 Initial Menu Structure from a Data Model Preliminary Screen Designs from a Data Model CH-10 – Book A 22 Database Capacity Planning and Transaction Performance Prototyping from a Data Model CH-10 – Book A Reading Assignment 12 23 Process Modeling  Differences Between Functions, Activities, and Processes  Relationship Between Activity Modeling and Process  Modeling  Elemental Process Modeling Logic Commands  Definition of Parallel Logic in Process Maps  Derivation of Logic for Database Code Patterns CH-10 – Book A Quiz 3 24 Technologies for Enterprise Integration  Basic XML Concepts  Business Documents CH-11 – Book A Assignment 3 13 25 ebXML  XML Integration Server Concepts  Redundant Data Update Using EAI CH-11 – Book A 26 The Evolution of Enterprise Portals Structured and Unstructured Data Resources Integration Using an Enterprise Portal CH-12 – Book A 14 27 Introduction to Web Services Concepts and Components of Web Services CH-13 – Book A Reading Assignment 28 Intranet and Internet Web Services for Integration Intranet Web Services Integration Example Internet Web Services Integration Example CH-13 – Book A 15 29 XML Standards for Web Services SOAP Definition WSDL Definition CH-13 – Book A Quiz 4 30 Manual Integration Approaches Coordinated Error Management CH-14 – Book A Assignment 4 16 31 Costs of Integration Future Directions in Enterprise Architecture CH-15 – Book A Final Presentation 32 Discussion Critical Discussion and Review of Content Studied Discussion

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