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Business Process Modelling using BPM and EA


Course Overview
The course is designed for Business Analysts who have a good working knowledge of both UML and Enterprise Architect and wish to upgrade their knowledge in how to use BPMN to model business processes and how to capture these models efficiently within Enterprise Architect.

Who should attend?
Business Analysts

Course Style
This course is hands-on with practical exercises throughout. We provide you with individual PC’s so that you are able to work alone. Class sizes are kept small so that you will receive personal attention. You will take away extensive printed course material, which will be of on going use to you in your work.

Course Contents

Enterprise Architect Best Practices

  • Best practices for structuring projects
  • Customising the project settings and making these settings re-useable
  • Exporting and importing resources
  • Using base projects
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Private, Shared and Distributed Models
  • Version control issues

Business Process Modelling

  • Overview of the process and deliverables
  • The options available
  • UML (Activity diagram, Sequence Diagram)
  • Examples used to illustrate the use of these diagrams
  • BPMN
  • What is BPMN
  • Comparison of UML and BPMN Business Process Modelling
  • Background to BPMN
  • Origins
  • Use of BPMN throughout the System Development Life-Cycle
  • Guidelines for successful use of BPMN

Concepts

  • Diagram elements
  • Activities, Tasks and Sub-Processes
  • Events and their use
  • Gateways (exclusive, inclusive, complex, parallel, data based. event based
  • Connectors (sequence flow, default flows, message flow, association)
  • Swimlanes and Pools
  • Artifacts (Text annotation, Data Objects, Groups)
  • Process levels
  • Data Flows
  • Exception handling
  • Compensations and Transactions
  • Looping
  • Orchestration and Choreography
  • BPMN Modelling Guidelines and Best Practices

Prerequisites
Working knowledge of UML 

Recommended Follow-On Courses

Duration
2 days
 

Cost
£695 plus VAT

Recommended reading & follow on courses

Applying UML & Patterns: An introdcution to object orientated analysis and design and iterative development
ISBN-10: 0131489062, ISBN-13: 978-0131489066

UML Distilled
ISBN-10: 0321193687
 


Testimonials

 


Who has been on this course before

BAe Systems
Saab
Volvo
Symbian
NATO
GE Life
London Underground



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