Course
digicode: ARP2
Architecture-relevant IT Platforms 2.0
Course facts
Download as PDF- Gaining an overview of the most important IT platforms – from cloud to traditional systems – and their architecture-related characteristics
- Classifying IT platforms within a corporate context and assessing their impact on the IT landscape
- Identifying potential applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of modern IT platforms
- Comparing IT platforms and applying appropriate selection criteria
- Making informed platform decisions based on specific scenarios and existing IT landscapes
IT platforms have become indispensable in the development of IT systems and provide significant support to IT architectures in their creation and implementation.
IT architects should therefore be able to classify IT platforms and assess them according to their architectural relevance in order to use them optimally.
Topics:
1 Fundamentals of IT platforms and types and corresponding ecosystems in the architectural context
2 Introduction to the following types of IT platforms relevant to practice and architecture, and their architectural aspects, tools, application scenarios, and ecosystems
- Cloud platforms
- Container platforms
- Mobile platforms
- Component platforms using the example of Java and .NET
- Mainframe platforms
3 Use of artificial intelligence (AI) and corresponding platforms in modern IT architectures
Component of the following courses
The course consists of theoretical input on various topics, practical examples, plenary discussions, and activation exercises. Development of an IT platform map during the course.
IT architects, software developers, and decision-makers who want to gain a comprehensive overview of IT platforms and types of IT platforms relevant in practice, as well as technological ecosystems.
The minimum requirements are basic knowledge of computer science and professional experience with technical IT topics.
Can be booked individually or as part of the training course CAS IT Architecture («4AN»).