Audience

Skills taught

Upon completion of the course, participants should be able to:

	Explain business and technical value of SOA
	Describe IBM's SOA reference architecture and IBM SOA Foundation
	Illustrate the programming model and standards
	Define integrations
	Describe SOA governance and identify roles and responsibilities of architects within SOA governance
	SOA governance

Define IBM's SOA Entry Points: Service creation scenario, Service connectivity scenario and business process management scenario, and the business drivers for these scenarios
Apply the process framework offered by RUP to the design and development of BPM SOA scenario using Service Creation and Service Connectivity as necessary.
SOA scenario using Service Creation and Service Creativity as necessary

Integrate and choreograph a set of services
Explain how to realize services and mediations using
Service Component Architecture, Service Data Object, and Message Data Object based SOA programming model

Describe SOA Security
Monitor and Manage a SOA Solution

course outline

	IBM SOA Foundation
	SOA Governance
	IBM SOA scenarios
	Business Process Modeling
	Service Design Principles
	Service Identification
	Service Oriented Integration
	Service Specification
	Service Realization
	SOA Programming Model
	WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere ESB
	SOA Security
	Service Management and Monitoring

Prerequisites

To benefit from this course, you should be experienced in:

	Creating enterprise application architectures and integration architectures using Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and/or Business Process Modeling (BPM)
	Architecting Web services and J2EE based solutions
	Applying Rational Unified Process (RUP) based software development methodologies and techniques
	Modeling software architectures using UML2
	Tools and runtime including Rational Software Architect, WebSphere Business Modeler, WebSphere Integration Developer, WebSphere Process Server
	This course is not intended for infrastructure architects.

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