Produce a Core diagram with the below Information

I want you to produce one for me. And your target business is the University of Arkansas. Demonstrate your knowledge of core diagram functionality along with your knowledge of how the University Enterprise Architecture works to show me the system in a single page detailed graphic of the users, processes, data and connectivity.

The main thing is to understand and demonstrate in your discussion is the degree of data centralization and application modularity. As part of your diagnosis of that, in addition to the core diagram, I want you to specify the operating model upon which the University Enterprise Architecture is based, and justify your choice through informed discussion.

In terms of the usability analysis you would normally do to produce a core diagram, I will tell you as your user to think of the primary business processes and supporting applications, their data stores and how they are hosted across the connecting telecommunications infrastructure. Key systems include:

Enterprise Resource Planning portal (also known as MyArkansas) Enterprise Web hosting, including eLearn Microsoft Office 365 email and OneDrive.

These operate both on and off campus, which you must take into account in your core diagram. Dont overlook where switching and/or routing is taking place. Then, map the data flow for the key systems, users and processes in Core Diagram modality (see Ross, Ch. 3, and the EA Worksheet), demonstrating the architecture in use, as you see it. Key users of business processes include students in class and labs, professors in offices and classes, and staff in offices.

Enumerate the different users and the different sources of data (professor, student, administrator would be the users, figure out the data sources from the function and location of the key systems, as discussed in class). Draw lines in your architecture map to show how data moves between the application, its associated data store and the related user interface (desktop computer of the user would be the typical interface).