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You will know process modeling as a systems analysis tool when you can:
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Define systems modeling and differentiate between logical and physical system models. |
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Define process modeling and explain its benefits. |
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Recognize and understand the basic concepts and constructs of a process model. |
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Read and interpret a data flow diagram. |
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Explain when to construct process models and where to store them. |
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Construct a context diagram to illustrate a system’s interfaces with its environment. |
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Identify use cases and external and temporal business events for a system. |
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Perform event partitioning and organize events in a functional decomposition diagram. |
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Draw event diagrams and then merge those event diagrams into system diagrams. |
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Draw primitive data flow diagrams and describe the elementary data flows and processes in terms of data structures and procedural logic (Structured English and decision tables), respectively. |
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Document the distribution of processes to locations. |
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Synchronize data and process models using a CRUD matrix. |