Description
The Operational Sequences (Op-Sq) express a time ordered examination of the operational exchanges as a result of a particular operational scenario. It provides a time-ordered analysis of the operational exchanges between participating nodes (Operational Performer roles) as a result of a particular operational scenario.
Operational Event/Trace Descriptions, sometimes called sequence diagrams, event scenarios, or timing diagrams, allow the tracing of actions in a scenario or critical sequence of events.
The intended usage of the Operational Sequences (Op-Sq) view includes:
- Analysis of operational events.
- Behavioral analysis.
- Identification of non-functional user requirements.
- Operational test scenarios.
Implementation
The Operational Sequences (Op-Sq) view is represented by:
- Operational Sequences diagram.
- Operational Sequences (BPD) diagram. It is based on BPMN Process Diagram (BPD) and describes a sequence or flow of activities in an organization that shows how the business work. The diagram shows activities, events, and data that trigger or feed business activities. An Operational Sequences (BPD) diagram is similar to the BPMN Process Diagram (BPD).
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