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Business Analysis - Process Modelling
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelBusiness analysis and process modelling help you understand how a business works and identify areas for improvement. You will learn how to construct process models that accurately reflect business requirements and how to apply a range of process modelling techniques. These include Context Diagrams, Process Maps, Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams and Swim Lane Diagrams. These skills are in high demand across all business sectors worldwide.
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Business Analysis - Process Modelling
Learn Process Modelling techniques used in Business Analysis and apply them to projects with this free online course.
Business analysis and process modelling help you understand how a business works and identify areas for improvement. You will learn how to construct process models that accurately reflect business requirements and how to apply a range of process modelling techniques. These include Context Diagrams, Process Maps, Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams and Swim Lane Diagrams. These skills are in high demand across all business sectors worldwide.
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Module 110 Lessons
Process Modelling
This module covers a range of process modelling techniques that can help you understand how a business works and identify areas for improvement. These include Context Diagrams, Process Maps, Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams and Swim Lane Diagrams. It also explains how all these fit together into a coherent approach to requirements analysis.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Process Modelling - Introduction
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3.Context Diagrams
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4.Process Maps
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5.Use Case Diagrams
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6.Use Case Diagrams - Case Study
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7.Activity Diagrams
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8.Swim Lane Diagrams
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9.Process Modelling - Review
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10.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
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