Business Process Modeling with PowerDesigner 12

Sybase USA
Atlanta, Bethesda, Boulder, Chicago, Concord, Dallas, Irvine, New York, Richmond, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Learn to use PowerDesigner to perform business process modeling, as well as why business processing is so important today. You will use PowerDesigner 12 to create business process models, including models of composite and underlying processes. You will use the model checking features of PowerDesigner to validate the integrity of your model. You will learn to manage shortcuts and cross model dependencies. You will also learn to create reports from your models and how Business Process Modeling integrates with the other model types in PowerDesigner. You will also explore how to use the Repository feature to keep models under version control.

Course Objectives :
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Design, create, and edit a business process model
Define and use business rules in a business process model
Decompose a business process
Convert a business process diagram to a composite process
Check and verify a model
Print and Report on BPMs
Link BPMs to other models, including Requirements Models, PDM, and OOMs
Manage models in the repository
Course Topics:

Introduction to PowerDesigner and Process Modeling
PowerDesigner Overview
PowerDesigner Model Types
Business Process Modeling Overview
Business Process Methodologies
PowerDesigner Basics
The PowerDesigner Interface
The PD Modeling Environment
Working with Business Process Models
Building a Business Process Model
Working with Process Languages
Defining Business Processes
Decomposing Business Processes
Managing BPM Business Rules
Adding detail to BPM
Defining Organization Units
Creating Resources and Resource Flows
Define Message Formats
Manage Starts, Ends and Flows
Managing Diagrams and Packages
Creating Diagrams
Setting Display Preferences
Working with Composite Processes
Defining Packages
Managing Shortcuts
Reporting in PowerDesigner
Printing Graphics
Working with Report Editors and Templates
Managing Multi-model Reports and Report Sections
Using the Report Wizard
Cross Model Relationships
Relationships between BPMs
Creating Cross Model References
Using the Requirements Model
Managing Models
Checking Models
Merging Models
Using the Repository
...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

Phone:1-800-8-SYBASE

School Address:

Manhattan Learning Center
The Grace Building
1114 Avenue of the Americas, 32nd Floor
New York, NY 10036

Irvine Learning Center
19800 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 855
Irvine, CA 92612


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