Certified Business Process Modelling Professional (Cbpm-Pro)

This comprehensive course covers process identification, capturing,documenting, & adapting models for different audience

What you'll learn

By the end of this course, you will be proficient in various business process modeling notations, including flowcharts, UML, eEPC, BPMN, DFD, and UPN

Learn how to capture complex business processes and translate them into clear and concise models.

Gain hands-on experience using modeling tools and software, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world settings.

Understand how business process modeling fits into larger process improvement initiatives.

Requirements

To get the most out of this course, it's essential to have a basic understanding of how businesses operate

While not mandatory, having access to business process modeling software can enhance your learning experience

Description

Certified Business Process Modelling Professional (CBPM-Pro)Welcome to the Certified Business Process Modeling Professional (CBPM-Pro) course, where you'll embark on a journey to master the art of capturing and modeling business processes. In today's dynamic business landscape, the ability to understand, represent, and optimize your organization's processes is crucial for achieving operational excellence and staying competitive. This comprehensive course will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the field of business process modeling.Throughout the course, you will delve into the fundamentals of business process modeling, learning how to translate complex operational insights from stakeholder interviews and document analysis into clear, concise, and unambiguous models. We will explore various notations, such as flowcharts, UML, eEPC, BPMN, DFD, and UPN, enabling you to choose the most suitable notation for different scenarios. You'll gain a deep understanding of key elements within processes, control logic, sequencing, and the use of modeling tools.This course goes beyond theory, providing practical guidance on creating process specification documents and adapting your models to suit different audiences, whether they are stakeholders, executives, or technical teams. By the end of the course, you will be well-prepared to pursue certification as a Business Process Modeling Professional and contribute significantly to process improvement initiatives within your organization. Topics covered are1. Introduction to the course2. The definition of a business process3. What is modelling?4. Process modelling in software development5. Process modelling in business process management6. Other uses for process models7. Business process scoping 18. Business process scoping 29. Business process scoping 310. Key elements of a process11. Control logic and sequencing of elements12. Modelling tools13. Flowchart notation 114. Flowchart notation 215. Flowchart notation 316. UML notation 117. UML notation 218. UML notation 319. eEPC notation 120. eEPC notation 221. eEPC notation 322. BPMN notation 123. BPMN notation 224. BPMN notation 325. DFD notation26. UPN notation27. Comparing notations28. Elements of style 129. Elements of style 230. Process specification documents31. Adjusting models to the audience

Overview

Section 1: What Is A Business Process?

Lecture 1 Introduction to the course

Lecture 2 The definition of a business process

Lecture 3 What is modelling?

Lecture 4 Process modelling in software development

Lecture 5 Process modelling in business process management

Lecture 6 Other uses for process models

Section 2: Prepare For Modelling

Lecture 7 Business process scoping 1

Lecture 8 Business process scoping 2

Lecture 9 Business process scoping 3

Lecture 10 Key elements of a process

Lecture 11 Control logic and sequencing of elements

Section 3: Modelling Notations

Lecture 12 Modelling tools

Lecture 13 Flowchart notation 1

Lecture 14 Flowchart notation 2

Lecture 15 Flowchart notation 3

Lecture 16 UML notation 1

Lecture 17 UML notation 2

Lecture 18 UML notation 3

Lecture 19 eEPC notation 1

Lecture 20 eEPC notation 2

Lecture 21 eEPC notation 3

Lecture 22 BPMN notation 1

Lecture 23 BPMN notation 2

Lecture 24 BPMN notation 3

Lecture 25 DFD notation

Lecture 26 UPN notation

Lecture 27 Comparing notations

Section 4: Modelling Best Practices

Lecture 28 Elements of style 1

Lecture 29 Elements of style 2

Lecture 30 Process specification documents

Lecture 31 Adjusting models to the audience

This course is ideal for business analysts looking to refine their process modeling skills and gain a certification that will boost their career prospects.,Professionals involved in process improvement, optimization, or reengineering will find this course invaluable for enhancing their ability to visualize and analyze business processes.,Project managers seeking to better understand and communicate complex project workflows and dependencies will benefit from the modeling techniques taught in this course.,If you're an entrepreneur or a small business owner, this course will help you streamline your operations, identify inefficiencies, and make data-driven decisions to drive growth.