CITM 410 - Business Process Design
Course Description
This course introduces the principles of business process design for performance improvement. A systematic approach is used to teach students how to develop the design requirements for new business process architectures. Emphasis is placed on how to evaluate business process problems, analyze and design business processes to ensure organizational efficiency and effectiveness when new technologies are implemented. Opportunities for process improvement are based on the business strategy, the value proposition, improvement objectives of the organization, and the implementation of of-the-shelf software systems (eg. ERP, CRM, SRM). This course is intended to develop students' understanding of, and competence in the use of appropriate methods, tools and techniques of process analysis and design for organizational improvement. To ensure the development of the necessary competencies, students will work on a case study and use state-of-the-art business process frameworks, analysis and design methodologies and appropriate software tools to analyze, simulate and design the business process solutions.Sample Course Outline
Distance Course Outline (subject to change)Notes
Standard course outlines for Information Technology Management (CITM) courses are available on the ITM website.
Requisites
Prerequisite: CITM 100 or CITM 102 or in the 2-Year Business Technology Management Ontario College Diploma Graduate ProgramRelevant Programs
- Advanced Enterprise Architecture and Infrastructure Management : Required Courses
- Project Management : Business and Information Management Stream