TCC00330 · Undergraduate

Business Process Modeling

Business process discovery, modeling, analysis, and redesign, from the current state to the future vision.

Course completed — term 2026.1
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Term
2026.1
Class
A1
Schedule
Mondays and Wednesdays, 6–8 p.m.
Room
308
Virtual environment
To be confirmed
Last updated

24/05/2026

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Overview

The course introduces business process concepts and a methodology that starts by documenting and understanding the current state (AS-IS), proceeds through process assessment, and reaches the design of the future state (TO-BE).

Schedule

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Assessment

Dates for P1, P2, VR, VS, and presentations are highlighted in the calendar. Criteria and weights must be confirmed in the official course environment.

Materials

References

  • Dumas, M.; La Rosa, M.; Mendling, J.; Reijers, H. Fundamentals of Business Process Management. 2ª ed., Springer, 2018.
  • Sharp, A.; McDermott, P. Workflow Modeling. Artech House, 2001.
  • ABPMP Brazil. BPM CBOK, 3ª ed., 2013.
  • Paim, R. Gestão de processos: pensar, agir e aprender. Bookman, 2009.
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