Course Offerings
The success rate of all course participants who have attended a Foundation course conducted by Albion trainers is exceptionally high.
iSAQB Certified Professional Software Architect (CPSA)
The role of the software architect is becoming increasingly important as systems become more complex. The iSAQB® Certified Professional for Software Architecture (CPSA) program is a globally recognized, standardized education and training program that enables software architects to perform their role successfully. There are now more than 17,000 software architects with CPSA certification.
At the Foundation certification level, you have demonstrated that you are able to independently create and document the architecture of a system as well as assure and evaluate its quality. The success rate of all course participants who have attended a Foundation course conducted by Albion trainers is exceptionally high.
In order to receive the CPSA Advanced certification, software architects are required to demonstrate that they can apply the knowledge they’ve learned based on a concrete case study.
Courses offered in English and German
iSAQB CPSA-Advanced Infrastructure, Container and Cloud Native (CLOUDINFRA)
iSAQB CPSA Advanced Domain-Driven Design (DDD)
iSAQB CPSA Advanced Functional Software Architecture (FUNAR)
The following courses are currently offered in German, but can be offered in English upon request.
- CPSA-Advanced Architecture Documentation (ADOC)
- CPSA-Advanced Architecture Evaluation (ARCEVAL)
- CPSA-Advanced Flexible Architecture Models / Microservices (FLEX)
- CPSA-Advanced Soft Skills (SOFT)
- CPSA-Advanced Web-based Software Architecture (WEB)
Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM)
Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) translates the business strategy into a concrete target operating model and implementation plan. EAM creates transparency about the interrelationships, costs, benefits, and risks of the essential parts of the enterprise’s target operating model. With this information, managers are able to make effective decisions and plan and implement major transformation initiatives.
The following courses are provided in English or German depending on the participants
EAM based on The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF)
TOGAF is the de facto standard for Enterprise Architecture Management and ensures cross-industry and uniform standards, methods and communication for enterprise architects. These non-accredited courses offer an introduction to EAM and the TOGAF core concepts and prepare participants for the TOGAF certifications. These courses are organized by ETC (Enterprise Training Center) and are not accredited from the Open Group.
The following courses are provided in English or German depending on the participants
Legacy Modernization and Application Portfolio Management
Approximately 70 percent of all mission-critical applications worldwide consist of mature and proven legacy applications. Despite the reliability of these applications, there are some risks, such as vendor dependency, shifting demographics and the demand for greater agility. Effective Application Portfolio Management (APM) and specific strategies for modernizing legacy systems help you reduce costs and increase agility to stay competitive.