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Description

BPMN 2.0, or Business Process Model and Notation, is the standard in the field of describing and improving real-world business processes. In this training, you will not only learn the full  Level 1 palette of BPMN 2.0, but above all you will
learn how to model and improve real world business processes
. By means of
best practices
,
quizes
and
practical case studies
you will become a
BPMN 2.0 expert
.
Besides the BPMN Level 1 descriptive modelling palette, this training teaches you an approach to use BPMN 2.0 properly: with clear process logic, rules for consequent diagram composition and fully compliant with the BPMN 2.0 specification.
On top of that, you will learn a
prescriptive methodology
for going from a blank sheet to a complete and properly-structured process model.
What students are saying:

5 stars:
"The course is good; it combines theory and concepts with examples. In addition, it is well-structured and brief."
Antonio G.
5 stars: 
"Great course - learned a lot and the content was presented in a logical manner."
James Y.
5 Stars:
"it's very straight-forward, well structured and focuses on practical aspects"
Yury S.
5 Stars:
"Simple, Down To earth, excellent communication with the course operator. Suggestion to run through more shapes and their use"
Anton B.
5 Stars: 
"This course was detailed with practical examples. Would recommend this course for others.
Thank you"
Jay M.
Oh, and did I mention I will personally guide you through all the theoretical lectures? Yes, all lectures are filmed in a classroom setting, so you don't only see the slides but the teacher as well. Check out the previews to convince yourself.
Who this course is for:
Business Analysts
Aspiring Business Analyst
Managers
Technical Developers
Consultants
External teams and third parties
Process Improvers

What you'll learn

Create clear, correct and expressive BPMN 2.0 Models with clear process logic

The full vocabulary of BPMN 2.0 Level 1: the descriptive modelling pallet

The context of BPMN, BPM and Business Analysis in general

Best practices approach with tips and tricks to model any real-world process

How to improve real-world processes using BPMN 2.0

How to adhere a common modelling method to create consist diagrams for both Business and IT

Requirements

  • You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
  • No previous design experience is needed.
  • No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.

Course Content

27 sections • 95 lectures
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1-Course Overview
1
1.1-Course Introduction
2-Introduction to BPMN 2.0
8
2.1-Introduction & Learning Objectives
2.2-What is BPMN 2.0?
2.3-Practice the core elements
2.4-The Advantages of BPMN 2.0
2.5-BPMN 2.0 versus Traditional Flowcharts
2.6-BPMN 2.0 and BPM Suites
2.7-Why BPMN 2.0 is Important
2.8-What you have learned and Key Takeaways
3-Getting started with BPMN 2.0
9
3.1-Introduction & Learning Objectives
3.2-Selecting a BPMN 2.0 Tool
3.3-Tooling: BPMN 2.0 Setup & Tips and Tricks
3.4-BPMN for Practitioners
3.5-Model your first BPMN Process Model
3.6-Using XOR Gateways correctly
3.7-Practical Example: Model a webshop order proces.
3.8-What you have learned and Key Takeaways
3.9-Practice with XOR gateways and conventions
4-Pools, lanes, subprocesses, and hierarchical modeling
10
4.1-Introduction and learning objectives
4.2-Pools in BPMN
4.3-How To: Creating Pools in Lucidchart
4.4-Lanes and Pools in BPMN
4.5-How To: Create Lanes in Lucidchart & replicate the model
4.6-Different Task Types: User and Service
4.7-Subprocesses, Nesting and Inline or Hierarchical Expansion
4.8-Parallel Gateways, Terminate End Events and Timer Trigger Events
4.9-What you have learned and key takeaways
4.10-Test your knowledge about this section
5-Collaborations, message flows, data objects and events
9
5.1-Introduction and learning objectives
5.2-Collaborations, blackbox pools, message events and message flows.
5.3-The Start- & End Event of BPMN 2.0 Level 1
5.4-Collaborations in practice
5.5-Data Objects, Data Stores and Call Activities
5.6-Annotation Options in BPMN
5.7-Exercise: Practice with Message End Events
5.8-What you have learned and key takeaways
5.9-Test your knowledge about this section
6-Summary of all the elements
8
6.1-Introduction
6.2-Start and end events
6.3-Activities and subprocesses
6.4-Gateways
6.5-Connectors
6.6-Pools, lanes and black boxes
6.7-Data objects
6.8-Annotation
7-Quality, Best Practices and Methodology
5
7.1-Introduction and learning objectives
7.2-About good BPMN 2.0 Models
7.3-Seven Best Practices to create good BPMN 2.0 Models
7.4-Agile methodology to go from a blank piece of paper to a full BPMN diagram
7.5-What you have learned and Key takeaways
8-Practical Case Study: Improve order process of Tesla Model X
26
8.1-Introduction to the Tesla case study
8.2-Business Case: Assignment Description
8.3-Business Case: The Scenario
8.4-Step 1: Assignment: Scope the high level business process
8.5-Step 1: Solution: Scope the high level business process
8.6-Step 2: Part I: Assignment: Model the happy path scenario
8.7-Step 2: Part I: Solution of the happy path scenario
8.8-Step 2: Part I: How to: draw the happy path scenario Lucidchart
8.9-Step 2, Part II: Assignment: Add exception flows
8.10-Step 2, Part II: Solution of adding the exception flows
8.11-Step 2, Part II: How to model the exception flows in Lucidchart
8.12-Step 2, Part III: Assignment: Add all detail to the high level process
8.13-Step 2, Part III: Solution of adding all detail to the model
8.14-Step 2, Part III: How to add all detail to the model in Lucidchart
8.15-Step 3: Improve the process
8.16-Step 3: Assignment: Model the improvement
8.17-Step 3: Solution
8.18-Step 3: How to model 'to be' or 'target' business process models
8.19-Wrap up step 1,2,3 of the methodology
8.20-Step 4: Scope sublevel processes
scenario and assignment.
8.21-Step 4: Solution of scoping the sublevel processes
8.22-Step 5: Model subprocesses: assignment
8.23-Step 5: Solution of the subprocess
8.24-Step 5: How to model the subprocess in Lucidchart.
8.25-Summary