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Course Code:	IN 475
Course Abstract:	A business model is an abstraction of how a business functions. It models the goals, organization, processes, objects, and events of a business. A business model can tell us how a business functions today or how we plan for it to function in the future. We do business modeling to analyze a business and mold it to meet our business goals. Alternatively, we model pertinent areas of the business to inform a systems development project about the business processes, business objects, and business rules to be automated. This course teaches how to create business models using the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
Audience:	This course is designed for the business process analysts and business designers who perform business modeling. This course is also of benefit to project managers, systems analysts, and other project roles that are recipients of the artifacts produced.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Write a Business Vision document defining the business strategy and goals of the business > Model business processes and business rules using UML business use case diagrams and business use cases > Model workflow in business processes using UML activity diagrams > Model business objects using UML class diagrams > Model the states of business objects using UML statecharts
Course Topics:	Business modeling defined Define the business modeling process Business modeling strategies Key business modeling artifacts Target organization assessment Business vision Business architecture document Business use-case model Business analysis model Essential business concepts Goals Processes Resources Rules Explore business model perspectives most pertinent to systems development Business vision view Business process view Business structure view Business behavior view Lab: Business modeling jeopardy: Teams of students compete to demonstrate knowledge learned Business vision view Elements of a business vision Strategy definition TOWS matrix Vision statement Goal modeling Lab: Interview to gather strategy and goal information Business process view Business use case modeling Business use case diagram Lab: Identify and diagram business processes on a business use case diagram Modeling a business process with UML activity diagrams Lab: Diagram a business process with an activity diagram Business use case specification Lab: Write a business use case Business structure view Business organization modeling Business object modeling Identifying business objects Business object modeling with UML class diagrams Classes Attributes Association relationships Generalization relationships Lab: Model business objects on a class diagram Business behavior view Using UML state models to model business object states States Transitions Events Activities Actions Guards Constraints Lab: Modeling a business object’s states Specifying business rules Defining business rules How business rules are used Types of business rules Derivations Constraints Existence Exploring business patterns Define business patterns Explore representative patterns
Prerequisites:	none

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