BPMN and UML for Process Design Training in Copenhagen, Denmark

This course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to design, document, and analyze business processes using BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) and UML (Unified Modeling Language). Participants will learn how to model workflows, define system interactions, and create standardized diagrams to improve business and IT alignment.

BPMN for Business Process Design

Introduction to Process Design and Modeling

• Importance of visual process modeling

• Overview of BPMN and UML in process design

• Differences and complementary use cases

BPMN Fundamentals

• BPMN elements: Events, Activities, Gateways, Pools, Lanes

• Syntax and semantics of BPMN notation

• Levels of BPMN diagrams (Descriptive, Analytical, Executable)

Process Modeling with BPMN

• Modeling simple workflows

• Representing decisions, parallel flows, and exceptions

• Using subprocesses and reusable patterns

UML for System and Process Design

Introduction to UML in Process Design

• Overview of UML diagrams relevant to business processes

• Use Cases, Activity Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams, Class Diagrams

• How UML complements BPMN

UML Diagrams for Process Modeling

• Use Case Diagrams – capturing functional requirements

• Activity Diagrams – modeling workflows and processes

• Sequence Diagrams – interactions between actors and systems

• Class Diagrams – representing data and objects

Integrating BPMN and UML

• Best practices for using BPMN + UML together

• Mapping business processes to system design

• Tools for BPMN and UML

Hands-on Exercises

Summary and Conclusion