Faculty Development Program on Service Oriented Architecture at College Of Engineering Pune 15,16,17th March

This is just a FYI post... on the faculty development program that is being conducted at college of engineering pune next week. Very eminent speakers (Seasoned IT Architects) from IBM GBS are supporting this program.

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Faculty Development Program : Service Oriented Architecture

Venue : College of Engineering Pune (COEP)
Schedule : 15^th , 16^th and 17^th March (9.30 am to 6.00 pm)

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a business-centric IT architectural approach that supports integrating a business as linked, repeatable business tasks, or services. IBM’s Service Oriented Architecture is leading the way in the next generation of business-centric design – an architecture based around web services, independent of platform and

designed for change.

Faculty Enablement :
IBM actively imparts knowledge about curricula to the faculty through faculty workshops where IBM experts spend several days to share the knowledge, methods and tools related to a particular technology. Faculty can incorporate this material in their courseware in the most effective form they feel fit.
Service Oriented Architecture and COEP :
IBMers are currently involved in delivering a course in SOA to final year B.Tech students at COEP.
The faculty workshop is being organized with the view to enable the faculty of all participating universities and institutes to successfully conduct a course in 'Service Oriented Architecture'

Day 1 : 15th March

Session	Timing	Speaker	Topics
Introduction	9.30 – 10.00
Introduction and Fundamentals of SOA	10.00–11.30	Srinivas G Kulkarni	Overview and IT Architecture Evolution; Aspects of SOA: Business, Technical, Architecture, Implementation; Benefits of SOA-Business Value of SOA, Agility & SOA ; Assessment for SOA ; Strategy & Planning for SOA; Industry standards Case studies
Break	11.30-11.45
SOA Principles, service orientation, Lifecycle, Reference Architecture	11.45 – 1.00	Swanand Barve	Service oriented architecture-Reference Architecture; SOA-Solution Components; SOA Design Principles; The Patterns for e-business; Common principles of service orientation; SOA - Business Driven Development; SOA - Lifecycle - Overview ;
Lunch break	1.00-2.00
SOA modeling , assembly and deploy	2.00-3.00	Swanand Barve	Service Oriented Modeling & Architecture (SOMA), SOA Modeling - Concepts & Tools(Modeler); SOA Assembly & Deploy - Concepts & Tools
Case study discussions/ Videos	3.00-4.00	Swanand Barve
Break	4.00-4.30
Information Discipline in SOMA	4.30-6.00	Yogesh Kulkarni	Significance of Data in SOA Key concepts - Business Glossary, Conceptual Model Data Characteristics of Services Information Services (identification and Criteria) Information Discipline Activities across different SOMA phases

Day 2 : 16^th March

Session	Timing	Speaker	Topics
SOA and Web Services	10.00-11.15	Aafaque Khan	SOA and Web Services Web Services Overview and framework Web Services Standards
Break	11.15-11.30
SOA and Web Services - contd	11.30-1.00	Aafaque Khan Backup : Mubeen Khateeb	Service Component Architecture (SCA) Service Data Objects (SDO) Service Interaction Components (WSRP , JSR 168) Service Orchestration (WS-BPEL) Service Discovery and Lookup (WSIL , UDDI , RAS) Service level communication and alternative transports , Service Invocation & Messaging (WS-I , SOAP) Service contracts & Description (WSDL , RAS)
Lunch break	1.00-2.00
Case studies , tools, demos for morning session	2.00-3.00	Tanmay Ambre & Srikrishnan Srinivasan
Web Services - Integration, Interoperability and Security	3.00-4.00	Tanmay Ambre & Srikrishnan Srinivasan	Integration and Interoperability using XML (Infoset , Namespace, Schema), RESTful services
Break	4.00-4.30
Web Services - Integration, Interoperability and Security (contd)	4.30-6.00	Tanmay Ambre & Srikrishnan Srinivasan	Service Security-Core concepts- Summary of challenges , threats and remedies - Securing the communication layer - Overview of message-level security - Data level security Atomic services and composite services Demos/case studies

Day 3 : 17^th March

Business Process Management	10.00-11.30	Rahul Pisal	Introduction to BPM 3 Key BPM entry points - Business led discovery - Interaction and Collaboration - Continuous process optimization
Break	11.30-11.45
Business Process Management (contd)	11.45-1.15	Rahul Pisal	BPM components and methodology - Reference Architecture BPM in action - 3 customer success stories and 2 you tube demos (totaling 25-30 mins).
Lunch break	1.15-2.15
ENTERPRISE PLATFORMS AND SOA;	2.15-3.15	Tanmay Ambre & Srikrishnan Srinivasan	Enterprise Service Bus Basics and its relevance in Enterprise Architecture and SOA
Break	3.15-3.45
SOA support in J2EE;	3.45-5.30	Tanmay Ambre & Srikrishnan Srinivasan	Java EE platform support for SOA, demos/case studies/tools/industry standards
Closing session	5.30-6.00

Speaker profiles :

Srinivas Kulkarni

Srinivas Kulkarni is the Chief Architect for Application Innovation Services (AIS), a group of ~5000 practitioners primarily involved in application development for IBM customers, in Global Delivery division of IBM Global Business Services. In this role Srinivas leads the technical governance of several AIS projects and leads strategic transformation initiatives like industrialized delivery, asset intensive solutions and higher global delivery penetration in growth markets. Srinivas has consulted several IBM customers, from enterprises to start-ups, across the world for business and technology transformation. His experiences ranges from embedded devices programming to enterprise architecture.

Srinivas has 18+ years of experience of working in technology consulting, IT systems architecture, complex systems integration and software engineering

Srinivas is an Executive I/T Architect, with specialization in Enterprise Architecture, Service Oriented Architecture (Consulting, Design and Delivery), Business Process Management, Service Oriented Modeling and Architecture, Business Transformation

Srinivas currently heads the Asia-Pacific Architect Profession office in IBM.

Srinivas is member of IBM Academy of Technology and founder member of Technical Experts Council in India.

Swanand Barve

Swanand Barve is a Senior IT Architect experienced in architecture, design and development of enterprise applications. He has extensive international exposure and cross-industry expertise. Swanand specializes in Service Oriented Architecture with J2EE set of technologies and IBM products. Swanand is a SOA Method Exponent and SOMA Champion experienced in adapting and implementing SOMA Method guidance.

Yogesh Kulkarni

Yogesh is an IBM Certified Senior IT Architect (Open Group Certified Master IT Architect) and has over 14 years of experience in IT industry (11 years with IBM). Yogesh presently leads Information / Data Architecture discipline within IBM AIS division and has strong expertise in Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence, Master Data Management, Data Governance and SOA. Yogesh has lead large and complex IT engagements in SOA, DW/BI and MDM space for clients in public sector and health care domains.

Tanmay Ambre

Tanmay is an IT architect with IBM India Pvt. Ltd. He has 11.5 years of experience in IT. He is an IBM Accredited IT Architect and Sun Certified Enterprise Architect. His area of specialization is Application Architecture for Java EE applications. He has expertise on Java EE Platform, Performance Engineering and Cloud Computing. He has worked in Telecom, Banking and Government Sector. He hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology & Science Pilani (BITS Pilani).

Srikrishnan Srinivasan

Srikrishnan Srinivasan is an accredited IT architect with excellent analytical and interpersonal skills and is adept at applying technology in solving enterprise business problems. He is a practitioner in the Application Innovation Services competency of IBM with specific focus on SOA practice area and J2EE Application architecture, having 12+ years of experience in architecture, design and development of high performance scalable solutions, across various industries and complexity levels. He also has experience in solution optimization, performance engineering, software evaluation and selection for projects. He has consulted IBM customers for geographically distributed application development methodologies and techniques.

Rahul Pisal

Rahul is an Integration Architect working with IBM Global Business Services in Pune, India. He has 14 years of IT experience. His current focus is on implementing SOA and BPM engagements for clients spanning different industry domains. Some of his recent work has been in Energy & Utility and Healthcare domains. Rahul is currently playing the role of an Integration/BPM Architect at Horizon BCBS of NJ.

Rahul graduated from COEP in 1997 specializing in Electronics and Telecommunications.