Rao, P: FEAC Certified Enterprise Architect CEA Study Guide

Part I: Foundation Concepts
Chapter 1 Why EA and Why This Book
Chapter 2 Enterprise Architecture Concepts
Chapter 3 Enterprise Architecting
Part II: Architecture Development & Use
Chapter 1 The Importance of Culture
Chapter 2 Planning the EA
Chapter 3 Implementing the Enterprise Architecture
Chapter 4 Disseminating the Enterprise Architecture
Chapter 5 Maintaining the Enterprise Architecture
Chapter 6 Governing the Enterprise Architecture
Chapter 7 Using the EA
Part III: Viewpoints and Models
Chapter 1 Introduction to Viewpoints and Models
Chapter 2 All Viewpoint
Chapter 3 Strategic/Capability Viewpoint
Chapter 4 Project Viewpoint
Chapter 5 Operational Viewpoint
Chapter 6 Systems Viewpoint
Chapter 7 Services Viewpoint
Chapter 8 Data and Information Viewpoint
Chapter 9 Technology and Standards Viewpoint
Part IV: EA Examples
Chapter 1 EA In Government
Chapter 2 Enterprise Architecting in Defense
Chapter 3 Enterprise Architecture and the Commerical Sector
Part V: Resources
Chapter 1 EA Tools and Repositories
Chapter 2 A Case Study: Richard M. Nixon International Airport, CA
Chapter 3 References

Prakash Rao, CEA, is Vice President and Chief Architect with Metadata Management Corporation Ltd., and a faculty member with the FEAC Institute where he teaches enterprise architecture and the DoD Architecture Framework. He is co-chair of the Association of Open Group Enterprise Architects, Washington Metropolitan Area Chapter.

Beryl Bellman, Ph.D, is co-founder and Academic Director of the FEAC Institute and is a tenured Professor of Communication Studies at California State University at Los Angeles. He has consulted in enterprise architecture in the public sector and for the U.S. Departments of Defense, Agriculture, Forest Service, Energy, and Justice/INS, and the Executive Office of the President.

Ann Reedy is a Ph.D. in Computer Science with extensive experience in academia and in the contractor community. After working with analyst support systems and software development environments, she worked on the C4ISR Architecture Framework, the precursor to the DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF). She has supported the adaptation of the DoD Architecture Framework for various federal organizations and agencies as well as supporting startup enterprise architecture developments based on the DoD Architecture Framework. She currently teaches for the Federated Enterprise Architecture Certification (FEAC) Institute and continues to work part-time for the MITRE Corporation.