Level 1 Enterprise Architecture Certification Course

It is hard to follow and take in, as a lot of details on the slides and it is not explained very well

I'm really enjoying the way the content is related to more simple business scenarios. eg; Strat Arch to Exec, Segment to Prorgam & Capability to Project level.

Long, amateurishly edited videos of lecturer reading his slides from a course he has taught on this topic. You hear him raising his inflection like he is asking a question -- does he think we will answer back at the screen? Out of date as latest TOGAF is v10.

It was much better than reading the guide myself. Would have been much better if this was explained or supplemented by a sample Architecture artifact.

The course content is very good in terms of how the concepts are explained. However the course can be made professional enough for a platform like Udemy. A lot can be improved by reworking on the content professionally. The course can also be structured well. A section dedicated to booking the examination would help students. Some of the sections are not complete and the video/audio quality is not so good in some sections. Overall, most of the issues with this course is related to how it is structured and based on quality. However the course has very detailed information and is definitely helpful in passing the TOGAF Foundation Level Certification, along with some self study on the Official documentation from TOGAF. I managed to score a good 92% percent with the help of this course.

Lots of very disturbing audio problems. Course structure is broken. Some quiz are before actual course video.Some content is twice. Also training methodology is poor. So overall quite disapointment.

Unable to see the slides its all hazy .Its still hazy Architecture Goveranance all slides are hazy. I am facing a lot of problems . Also Udemy is not providing the ppt or pdf of this course.

Pro: Instructor has a good hold on the subject. Lots of supporting content/diagrams which helps in correlating with the topic under discussion. Instructor expansively uses the marker for white-boarding to recreate a classroom style teaching. Con: Topics are not sequenced correctly. Quiz's aren't lined up as per the topic completed. Few questions in a Quiz are from topics which are yet to presented. Overall the instructor has done a decent job in explaining the TOGAF concepts in an interactive way that keeps the student engaged.

The instructor knows the stuff, but the course has not been organized very well. It's a rush-work, but still "okay"

Some of the quizes are not in order. Could have taken more examples. Otherwise the training was good.

Only one suggestion...some of the quizes are out of order or combine multiple lectures. May need reorganization so the quiz questions match the prior lecture sections

The voice of the presenter is monotonous and leads to lack of interest Red text in the presentation is hard to read and the presentation is also monotonous and leads to get audience bored

content *very* good - you can tell the instructor has been delivering this information for a long time. however, the lectures/quizzes are out of order, there is a noisy background as if some of it were recorded in a kitchen or a shop, and the voiceover audio volume is inconsistent across lectures. this would easily be 5 star, maybe the best on the site, if more care were taken in production and udemy course preparation/organization.

Bit racy. a couple of lectures video was being jumped from actual topic. ADM guidelines and techniques are repeated. Course structure could have been much organized.

Content is a good summary of concepts. It follows The OpenGroup guide pretty closely, much better than reading it on your own.