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1. What is Process Modelling, often called Business Process Modelling (BPM)?
Question 1A. The practice of describing how work is carried out step by step inside an organisationB. The practice of designing database tablesC. The practice of choosing a workflow vendorD. The practice of measuring server performanceE. The practice of writing business strategy
2. How does Process Modelling differ from Business Modelling?
Question 2A. Process Modelling focuses on data structures; Business Modelling on workflowsB. Process Modelling is technology-specific; Business Modelling is notC. They are the same technique under two namesD. Business Modelling is more detailed than Process ModellingE. Business Modelling explains the business at a high level; Process Modelling focuses on the actual flow of work
3. What is the main goal of Process Modelling?
Question 3A. To reduce data redundancyB. To define a shared vocabularyC. To design star schemasD. To assign database permissionsE. To analyse and improve business processes
4. In the school library example of Process Modelling, what happens if the requested book is not available?
Question 4A. The book is issued anywayB. The librarian orders a new copyC. The student is informed to try again laterD. The student is added to a databaseE. The process restarts from the beginning
5. In the loan approval example of Process Modelling, which step follows the credit department's credit check?
Question 5A. The customer submits the applicationB. The loan officer collects documentsC. The finance department disburses the fundsD. A risk manager reviews and decides whether to approve or rejectE. The collections team monitors repayments
6. Which of the following is an example of a decision rule in Process Modelling?
Question 6A. Storing the customer's address in a tableB. Escalating an application to a senior risk officer if the loan amount exceeds a defined thresholdC. Naming the workflow toolD. Backing up the loan database nightlyE. Publishing a dashboard of branch performance
7. Which measurement is given as an analytical use of Process Modelling?
Question 7A. The average time taken from loan application to approvalB. The number of columns in the loan tableC. The size of the database in gigabytesD. The salary of the loan officerE. The number of servers in use
8. Process Modelling often acts as a bridge between which two things?
Question 8A. Storage and computeB. Business requirements and system designC. Raw data and metadataD. Sales and marketingE. On-premises and cloud
9. Which statement about the nature of Process Modelling is correct?
Question 9A. It focuses on data structures rather than workflowsB. It can only be created at a highly detailed levelC. It is generally independent of technology, although often implemented using workflow or automation toolsD. It requires a specific database engineE. It cannot be used for compliance checks
10. Which of the following is NOT something Process Modelling is said to make work?
Question 10A. VisibleB. MeasurableC. ImprovableD. NormalisedE. All of these are named