Advanced Topics in Service-Oriented Architecture

The goal of this course is to provide guidance in architecting and designing service-oriented systems, implementing SOA governance, securing service-oriented systems, and testing service-oriented systems.

COTS Software Product Evaluation for Practitioners

This course addresses the process and techniques that can be employed in the evaluation of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products in software-intensive systems.

COTS-Based Systems for Program Managers

This course addresses the major challenges and opportunities associated with the use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products in software-intensive systems from the perspective of the program manager.

Interoperable Acquisition Overview

This workshop introduces key concepts for acquisition in the context of systems of systems. The focus is on how to integrate classical program management activities, system development practices, operational activities, and sustainment into an effective set of practices to attain interoperable capability enabled by systems exchanging information and operating on that information according to specified, agreed-to operational semantics across systems of systems.

Migrating Legacy Systems to SOA Environments

This course addresses service-oriented systems development and its challenges from the perspectives of the service developer, the application developer, and the infrastructure developer. The course also addresses potential issues in leveraging legacy systems in SOA Environments.

Migrating Legacy Systems to SOA Environments - eLearning

This course addresses service-oriented systems development and its challenges from the perspectives of the service developer, the application developer, and the infrastructure developer. The course also addresses potential issues in leveraging legacy systems in SOA environments.

Open Systems: The Promises and the Pitfalls

The course consists of lectures, interactive discussions, and exercises, including a final exercise during which participants will be able to apply what they have learned to a realistic acquisition situation.

Service Migration and Reuse Technique (SMART) Training

This course provides training in SMART. Individuals participating in this two-day interactive course will gain hands-on experience using the templates of the SMART process through activities and case studies.

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Governance Workshop

In the SEI SOA Governance Workshop, participants understand and devise a high level SOA governance plan and action items which can later be executed. The SOA Governance Workshop is designed to be delivered in any setting, including at your site.

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Strategy Workshop

In the SEI SOA Strategy Workshop, participants explore the linking of their organization's business goals with SOA strategies, identify potential pilot projects, and develop a set of high-level plans that can form the basis for later implementations.

Service-Oriented Architecture: Best Practices for Successful Adoption

This is an introductory course that begins with a "50,000-foot" view of SOA implications for an organization and introduces the three basic components of service-oriented systems: services, service consumers, and infrastructure.

Service-Oriented Architecture: Legacy Systems Migration

This course builds on the common misconception that it is easy to integrate any legacy system into an SOA environment. The course begins with the presentation of business and technical considerations that could make a migration effort infeasible. The three elements of the Service Migration and Reuse Technique (SMART) are introduced as a way to analyze the viability of reusing legacy systems in SOA environments.