Computer Science Question

In BPMN, there are several different ways to represent exceptions and to includebehavior that is specifically targeted at handling those exceptions. Briefly explain in yourown words four of them. There are different approaches to modeling processes using spreadsheets that depend onthe envisaged degree of fidelity. Briefly explain in your own words two of them.Model (As-Is) the following Car Wash process Scenario using BPMN 2.0.- The customer pulls the car up to the car wash Machine and then chooses the washprogram, Eco or Polish Plus.- If the customer decides to go with Eco, they will pay the washing fee (30 S.R), andthen the car wash Machine will start the washing by• Soft Cloth Wash• Wheel Clean• Dry- If the customer decides to go with Polish Plus, they will pay the washing fee (50S.R), and then the car wash Machine will start the washing by• Soft Cloth Wash• Doble Polish• Clear Coat Protection• Wheel Luster• Wheel Clean• Dry- After the car has dried, the customer can drive away.A model is a form of representing something: There are several types of models.Describe and provide an example of two of them. College of Computing and Informatics
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Deadline: Monday 27/11/2023 @ 23:59
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Question One
Pg. 01
Learning
Outcome(s):
Design ES
architectural
models for
various business
processes.
Question One
2 Marks
In BPMN, there are several different ways to represent exceptions and to include
behavior that is specifically targeted at handling those exceptions. Briefly explain in your
own words four of them.
Question Two
Pg. 02
Learning
Outcome:
Design ES
architectural
models for
various business
processes.
Question Two
2 Marks

There are different approaches to modeling processes using spreadsheets that depend on
the envisaged degree of fidelity. Briefly explain in your own words two of them.

Question Three
Pg. 03
Learning
Outcome(s):
Design ES
architectural
models for
various business
processes.
Question Three
2 Marks
Model (As-Is) the following Car Wash process Scenario using BPMN 2.0.
– The customer pulls the car up to the car wash Machine and then chooses the wash
program, Eco or Polish Plus.
– If the customer decides to go with Eco, they will pay the washing fee (30 S.R), and
then the car wash Machine will start the washing by
•
Soft Cloth Wash
•
Wheel Clean
•
Dry
– If the customer decides to go with Polish Plus, they will pay the washing fee (50
S.R), and then the car wash Machine will start the washing by
•
Soft Cloth Wash
•
Doble Polish
•
Clear Coat Protection
•
Wheel Luster
•
Wheel Clean
•
Dry
– After the car has dried, the customer can drive away.
Question Four
Pg. 04
Learning
Outcome(s):
Design ES
architectural
models for
various business
processes.
Question Four
2 Marks
A model is a form of representing something: There are several types of models.
Describe and provide an example of two of them.