Process Flowcharts & Process Mapping – The Advanced Guide By The BA Guide | Jeremy Aschenbrenner
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Delivery Time: 1-12 hours.
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Process Flowcharts & Process Mapping – The Advanced Guide By The BA Guide | Jeremy Aschenbrenner – Instant Download!
Take your process flowchart and modeling skills to the next level with advanced symbols, concepts, and best practices!
What you’ll learn
- Learn advanced symbols and concepts of the process flowchart
- Gain the ability to create flowcharts for more complex processes
- Utilize best practices to make your flowcharts intuitive, even for those unfamiliar with flowcharting practices.
Requirements
- It is recommended that you’ve taken our Practical Guide to Process Flowcharts course prior to starting this one
- Internet access (to complete most activities)
Description
TAKE YOUR PROCESS FLOWCHART AND MODELING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL BY LEARNING HOW TO EXPLAIN COMPLEX PROCESSES AND MAKE THEM MORE EFFICIENT.
Learn advanced symbols, concepts, and best practices to build upon the basics you’ve already learned and understand how to diagram even the most complex business processes with intuitive flowcharts.
In my experience managing and working as a Business Analyst, I’ve created thousands of flowcharts. And while I can now create flowcharts that are easy to read and understand by anyone who comes across them, early on, it wasn’t the case.
Now you can learn from my trial and error.
This course builds upon the basics you learned in the previous flowchart course. Using clear language, I will teach you how to use advanced symbols, concepts, and best practices to diagram even the most difficult business processes with intuitive, easy-to-understand flowcharts.
What’s Included in this course?
- High-Quality Video Lectures explain the complex terms and confusing jargon to ensure you get a concrete understanding of the concepts being discussed.
- Downloadable Templates and Resources mean you can hit the ground running when you have to create your own process flowcharts.
The BA Guide’s TEACH, SHOW, DO technique
This course makes use of The BA Guide’s TEACH, SHOW, DO technique – a method I’ve developed over my years of experience in the industry training and managing Business Analysts. This technique will help ensure you with total comprehension of the topic at hand and maximum information retention long after the course is finished.
- TEACH – You first learn the concept, in detail, from the ground up. But I won’t simply teach you the concept in isolation – you’ll learn HOW and WHEN to use it too.
- SHOW – Once you fully understand the concept, we enhance that by walking you step-by-step through real-world examples – so you can see exactly how the concept would pan out if you were to apply it in the real world.
- DO – Firmly cement everything you’ve learned so far and put your new knowledge to the test by completing the included activities and quizzes. Validate you’ve fully understood the concept and greatly increase your ability to retain the information you’ve learned.
Why should I enroll?
Process flowcharting is an essential part of businesses at every level – since you will be seeing and working with process flowcharts no matter your role, this course will be useful to you even if you are not a Business Analyst.
If you’re an aspiring Business Analyst these skills will give your resume a nice lift as well as provide you with the knowledge to confidently answer any related interview questions.
For current Business Analysts, these skills will result in more effective problem-solving. Any issues that arise in your organization’s business processes will be easily dealt with thanks to the clear and comprehensive process charts you’ve produced for them.
Finally, I believe in respecting my students’ time – and I want to teach you what you need to know to successfully utilize these models without bogging you down in unnecessary details or theory. That’s why the process flowchart mapping techniques taught in this course are taught with no fluff added.
By the end of this course you’ll have a clear understanding of how to create easy to understand flowcharts for even the most complex business process.
So, if you’re ready to take your process flowchart mapping skills to the next level and become a more efficient problem solver that saves your organization even more time and money, then enroll today and start building on your existing process flowchart skills.
Who this course is for:
- Business professionals who are tasked with identifying and documenting processes
- Aspiring or current Business Analysts
- Aspiring or current Project Managers
Course content
Course Kickoff
- Welcome to the Course!
- IMPORTANT LINKS – Please review and bookmark
Course Resources – for your convenience - Quick Review of Flowchart Basics
- Utilizing The Scratchpad
- IMPORTANT: Opening XML Resources
Jumping Around The Flow
- On Page Reference Symbol
- On-Page Reference Sample
- On Page Reference Example: Pay at the Pump
- On-Page Reference Activity
- On-Page Reference Activity: Answer Explained
- Off Page Reference Symbol
- Off Page Reference Sample
- Off-Page Reference Example: Webshop
- Off-Page Reference Activity
- Off-Page Reference Activity: Half Way to the Answer
- Off-Page Reference Activity: Answer Explained
- Using Notes to Make it Clear
Handling Optional Tasks
- Showing as Optional
- Optional Task Examples
- Optional Start Examples
- Optional Items Activity
- Optional Items Activity: Answer Explained
- Optional Items – Draw IO Nuances
Delaying The Process
- Delay Symbol & Examples
- Delay Symbol Activity
- Delay Symbol Activity: Answer Explained
Altering The Path With Gateways
- Exclusive (Decision) Gateways
- Using Exclusive Gateways in Draw IO
- Exclusive (Decision) Gateways Activity
- Exclusive (Decision) Gateways Activity: Answer Explained
- Inclusive Gateways
- Inclusive Gateway Examples
- Inclusive Gateway Parallel Symbol
- Inclusive Gateway Activity
- Inclusive Gateways Activity: Answer Explained
- Event-based Gateways
- Event-based Gateways: Explained Further
Container
- Container Symbol
- Container Example: Business Analysis Process
- Container Example: Pay at the Pump
- Container Nuances
Bonus Training before the Final Activity
- Introducing the Task Plus Symbol
Final Activity – Pulling it All Together
- Final Activity Explained + Flowchart Requirements
- Final Activity: Getting You Started
- Final Activity: Answer Walkthrough (Part 1 of 3)
- Final Activity: Answer Walkthrough (Part 2 of 3)
- Final Activity: Answer Walkthrough (Part 3 of 3)
Summing Things Up
- Words of Advice
- Bonus Lecture: Next Steps
Instructor
The BA Guide | Jeremy Aschenbrenner: Business Analysis Trainer, Best Selling Instructor
Come learn with more than 415,000 students from around the world!
Hello! My name is Jeremy Aschenbrenner, but many know me better as The BA Guide, and I’m happy you are here.
I’m a veteran Business Analyst with thousands of projects completed throughout my career. I’ve managed business analysis projects for companies in diverse industries including health care, telecom, automotive, transportation, consumer packaged goods, car rental agency, food and beverage, financial services, consulting, and more.
Through personal experience, I quickly learned that business analysis can be confusing and even intimidating. There’s endless business jargon, technical terms, techniques, and methodologies to learn, and countless visual diagrams, artifacts, elicitation sessions, interfaces, and KPIs to wrap your head around. I’ve been there and learned all of that. Many years ago, I also learned a valuable lesson about myself: I really enjoy teaching others. This was the inspiration for The BA Guide.
Here is where I come in and offer guidance.
I take that broad world of business analysis and build a structure and processes within it. I then break down those individual segments until they are easy to understand by using real-life examples and scenarios to make them relatable. Finally, to help solidify and reinforce your knowledge and understanding of these key concepts and processes, I follow up with activities and quizzes.
Whether you’re an aspiring or current Business Analyst, The BA Guide courses are created with you, the learner, in mind. By design, the courses I’ve created are optimized for flexible learning in video format so you can learn at your own pace, when it’s convenient for you.
If your goal is to explore the world of business analysis or upskill and advance your career, whether that be as a Business Analyst, an Agile Analyst, a Process Analyst, a Product Owner, an AMAZING Administrator, or anything in-between, I’d love to help.
