Business Analysis: Function Modelling Using IDEF0

Business Analysis: Function Modelling Using IDEF0, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 28 lectures, based on 298 reviews, and has 2483 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply IDEF0 graphical language to model flows of inputs, outputs, mechanisms and controls to any activity, process or function and to any level of detail Utilise Microsoft Visio or other similar diagramming tool to model IDEF0 diagrams Present IDEF0 models for maximum visual impact on stakeholders and peers Visually model functional and non-functional requirements as well as user stories Acknowledge the benefits of IDEF0 modelling and the related best practices This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to advanced Business Analysts with no prior exposure to IDEF0 or Design and manufacturing engineers involved in information modelling or Software product managers and agile product owners who need an understanding of structured methods for modelling system functions and information flows It is particularly useful for Beginner to advanced Business Analysts with no prior exposure to IDEF0 or Design and manufacturing engineers involved in information modelling or Software product managers and agile product owners who need an understanding of structured methods for modelling system functions and information flows.

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Summary

Title: Business Analysis: Function Modelling Using IDEF0

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: £79.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Apply IDEF0 graphical language to model flows of inputs, outputs, mechanisms and controls to any activity, process or function and to any level of detail
Utilise Microsoft Visio or other similar diagramming tool to model IDEF0 diagrams
Present IDEF0 models for maximum visual impact on stakeholders and peers
Visually model functional and non-functional requirements as well as user stories
Acknowledge the benefits of IDEF0 modelling and the related best practices

Who Should Attend

Beginner to advanced Business Analysts with no prior exposure to IDEF0
Design and manufacturing engineers involved in information modelling
Software product managers and agile product owners who need an understanding of structured methods for modelling system functions and information flows

Target Audiences

Beginner to advanced Business Analysts with no prior exposure to IDEF0
Design and manufacturing engineers involved in information modelling
Software product managers and agile product owners who need an understanding of structured methods for modelling system functions and information flows

IDEF0 graphical language is an International Standard (ISO/IEC/IEEE 31320-1:2012) for information modelling. IDEF0 is a powerful, yet simple, structured modelling method that allows you to visually represent the different levels of granularity of functions (also activities and processes), their inputs, outputs, mechanisms and controls. Therefore, IDEF0 will equip you with a very useful addition to your toolkit of techniques for information modelling and representation.

In this course you will learn IDEF0 from a practical perspective. The course covers all the necessary explanations around the fundamental and most commonly used building blocks of the graphical language, describing their meaning and how they are used. This leads to a number of examples and case studies that are discussed, analysed and solved so as to provide you with the best applied knowledge of IDEF0. You are also shown some key ways for practically presenting your models. A wealth of downloadable resources is provided, ranging from Microsoft Visio templates to fully-worked solutions, images, slides and more.

This course is chiefly targeted at business analysts, information modellers, data analysts, systems engineers, design engineers, etc., of all levels and who do not have prior exposure to IDEF0. Additionally, you are very welcome to take the course if you have an interest in the area of information representation through visual methods.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course!

Lecture 2: Course structure, learning outcomes and prerequisites

Lecture 3: Checkpoint: Will this course meet my needs?

Chapter 2: IDEF0: The basics

Lecture 1: Functions, inputs, outputs, mechanisms and controls

Lecture 2: Decomposition structure

Lecture 3: Connectors and arrows

Lecture 4: Benefits of using IDEF0

Chapter 3: Let's get drawing!

Lecture 1: Overview and tools of the trade

Lecture 2: [Tutorial] Getting started

Lecture 3: [Activity] Case study 1: IDEF0 in industrial engineering

Lecture 4: [Tutorial] Case study 1: Analysis

Lecture 5: [Tutorial] Case study 1: Top-level context diagram

Lecture 6: [Tutorial] Case study 1: A0 node

Lecture 7: [Tutorial] Case study 1: Node tree

Lecture 8: [Solution] Case study 1: Supporting materials

Lecture 9: [Activity] Case study 2: IDEF0 in information systems

Lecture 10: [Solution] Case study 2: Supporting materials

Lecture 11: Other use cases of IDEF0: Part 1: Reporting requirements & user story capture

Lecture 12: Other use cases of IDEF0: Part 2: Data flow through data processes

Chapter 4: Presenting your models

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: PowerPoint it!

Lecture 3: Prezi it!

Chapter 5: Course wrap-up

Lecture 1: Best practices

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Lecture 3: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Lecture 4: Glossary

Lecture 5: Acknowledgements and more

Lecture 6: Bonus lecture

Instructors

Tish Chungoora
Knowledge Graph Consultant | Ph.D. | CSPO | BCS Certified

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 29 votes
4 stars: 106 votes
5 stars: 153 votes

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