Students acquire the theoretical foundations necessary for designing and managing business processes. For this, it is necessary to understand the essence of process control and master the modeling language UML and BMPN2. Furthermore, students will understand what deficiencies in process management can occur and how they can be eliminated.

A semester assignment is required for the award of graded credit. The work will be graded A-F, a grade of no worse than E is required to receive credit. The work must be submitted during the credit week.

1. Introduction to the issue
2. Processes
3. EPC
4. UML
5. BPMN2 - introduction
6. BPMN2 - basic schematics
7. BPMN2 - extension
8. BPMN2 - examples of solutions
9. Archimate
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The main objective of the course is to provide students with the theoretical background necessary for designing and managing business processes. To do this, it is necessary to understand the nature of process management and to master the UML and BPMN2 modeling language. Furthermore, students must understand what deficiencies in process control can occur and how they can be eliminated. They also need to understand the links between line management and process management and to identify ways of collision management - escalation.

• Programme MGR-IM Master's, 2. year of study, summer semester, compulsory-optional
  

1. Introduction to the issue
2. Processes
3. EPC
4. UML
5. BPMN2 - introduction
6. BPMN2 - basic diagrams
7. BPMN2 - extension
8. BPMN2 - solution examples
9. Archimate
10 Summary