ICTTEN821Manage solution architecture and impacts

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What an assessment for ICTTEN821 must cover

44 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop plan to support architectural design process

  • 1.1Prepare a plan with techniques to support the architectural design process and communicate the solution to different stakeholder groups
  • 1.2Analyse business options to support architectural design trade-offs for optimal design solution
  • 1.3Evaluate strengths and weaknesses of required technologies in context of the requirement
  • 1.4Assess a range of interdisciplinary concept ideas and effect their attributes would have on the design requirements
  • 1.5Prepare a solutions architecture plan detailing all possible solutions

2 Develop interface requirements for effective solutions across multiple architectures

  • 2.1Evaluate system element interfaces and sources of complexity for interface management of the system across multiple architectures
  • 2.2Develop a process and required techniques to be adopted for interface management of system elements for solution architecture
  • 2.3Produce a control process of system element interfaces of the management system
  • 2.4Liaise and arbitrate between stakeholders where there are conflicts in definition of interfaces

3 Manage solution architecture systems integration

  • 3.1Evaluate suitability of system integration, verification and validation plans for solution architecture from requirements
  • 3.2Develop systems integration, verification and validation plans for complex systems to confirm viable integration process
  • 3.3Manage system integration plan and diagnose complex faults
  • 3.4Document fault conditions, report to relevant person and follow up corrective actions
  • 3.5Prepare evidence for customer acceptance and certification of system integration management plan
  • 3.6Plan and manage a transition to operational activity for the solution architecture

4 Manage solution implementation and notify stakeholder groups

  • 4.1Produce final project management requirements against solution architecture plan and notify stakeholder groups of impending implementations
  • 4.2Evaluate impact of proposed project solutions on customers and enterprise
  • 4.3Manage solution architecture activities as part of overall project plan and monitor solution architecture risks
  • 4.4Manage amendments to solution architecture processes to meet needs of the project and apply necessary corrective actions

Performance evidence

  • manage solution architecture and impacts for at least two projects.
  • prepare architecture plans exploring solutions
  • develop interface requirements for effective solutions across multiple architectures
  • manage solution architecture systems integration
  • analyse impact of proposed project solutions on customers and enterprise
  • prepare evidence for customer acceptance and certification of system integration management plan
  • produce final project management requirements.

Knowledge evidence

  • required legislation, codes, company work practices, regulations and standards, workplace health and safety (WHS) requirements for scoped work
  • features and operating requirements of complex systems, key performance indicators (KPI) and service level agreements
  • information required to define solution architecture and impacts in line with organisational processes
  • interdisciplinary concepts across multiple architectures
  • issues and challenges occurring with system changes
  • manufacturer requirements for operation of systems equipment
  • required organisational policies and procedures
  • performance and integration requirements
  • solutions architecture alternatives
  • system element interfaces for solution architecture
  • system integration plans
  • validation plans.

Foundation skills

  • Oral communication: Participates in verbal exchanges using tone and language required for the audience and environment
  • Reading: Organises, evaluates and interprets a range of complex documentation such as software and hardware manuals
  • Writing: Prepares workplace documentation, including recommendations, incorporating technical language to communicate complex information clearly and effectively
  • Teamwork: Selects and uses required conventions and protocols when communicating with stakeholders in a range of work contexts. Collaborates and negotiates to achieve agreeable outcomes in potentially contentious situations
  • Planning and organising: Operates from a broad conceptual plan, developing operational detail in stages, regularly reviewing priorities and performance during implementation, identifying and addressing issues. Takes responsibility for high-impact decisions in complex situations involving many variables and constraints. Uses formal analytical and lateral thinking techniques to resolve domain, technology and logistics problems. Monitors outcomes of decisions, considering results from a range of perspectives and identifying key concepts and principles and their impact on customers and enterprise
  • Technology: Demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of principles, concepts, language and practices associated with the digital world and uses this to prepare proposals

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