Business Process Modeling A-Z™: Learn BPMN 2.0 From Scratch (Udemy.com)
A-Z Guide To BPMN: Create Your First BMP Models. Business Process Modelling Beginner To Advanced. Sequence Flow, Gateway
Created by: Ilya Eremenko
Last updated January 2025
What you will learn
- Model any real-world business process
- Have comprehensive knowledge of BPMN 2.0 Elements
- Understand how to use "XOR" gateways
- Understand how to use "AND" gateways
- Understand how to use "OR" gateways
- Understand how to use event-driven gateways
- Understand how to use Message events
- Understand how to use Compensation events
Course Description
In this course you will learn how to use the Business Process Model and Notation Version 2.0 Standards and Practices
We will start from the basics and build our knowledge up one element at a time
In this course we look at Real-World examples to practice the skills and knowledge we develop
The course is structured in a way that the sections build on each other, meaning that the further you go into the course - the more comfortable you will feel with BPMN 2.0
Ultimately, the goal of this course is to help you model any existing business process as well as create your own models for completely new processes
I can't wait to see you in class!
Sincerely,
Ilya Eremenko
PS: Also this course is constantly updated with new lectures and materials and I am here to answer any questions you might have!
Instructor Details
- 4.5 Rating
7,098 Reviews
Ilya Eremenko
Hello my name is Ilya,
I am studying a Bachelor of Corporate Systems Management at one of the leading Universities of Australia. I have also recently completed an internship as a Business Analyst for a major financial institution.
I am very passionate about Business Analysis and would like to share my passion and knowledge with you. I hope to build some great courses and make lots of friends on Udemy!
Can't wait to see you in class.
Kind regards,
Ilya Eremenko
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Reviews
By Sachin Vaidya on 8/6/2026
Nicely explained with simple case studies. I would have loved this course more if you would have added some information about other tools like ARIS and explained it at least theoretically with symbols used in it.
By Ken Nguyen on 7/29/2026
Very good! Recommend going over BMPN 2.0 structure first then go into each section. Audio is horible during the lessons, otherwise, a very good course.
By Alexander Murdoch on 5/8/2026
I've been designing business processes for more than a decade and this course helped me bake in BPMN successfully. That said, you don't need to have experience to take this course. The trainer is super clear, with sufficient pauses without making it a good excuse to take a nap. I really recommend it.
By Fabian Blank on 4/24/2026
In the “Loan Application” case study, the first paragraph is a bit misleading. The sentence “A loan application is approved if it passes two checks …” suggests that once both checks pass, the application is already approved automatically.The next sentence then says that a Loan Officer assesses eligibility after both checks, which sounds redundant or contradictory. Because of this wording, I initially modeled both checks with their own XOR (pass/fail) branches, and went straight to “reject” if either failed, and to “approve” if both passed. The Loan Officer’s eligibility check became unnecessary in that interpretation, and my BPMN ended up more complex than the intended solution. It would help if the text made clearer that the two checks are inputs to the Loan Officer’s decision, not that the application is already “approved” as soon as the checks pass.
By Alejandro Regino Lopez Avila on 4/22/2026
Necesitaba un curso para actualizar mis conocimientos en BPMN y este curso fue una opción para ello, explicación clara y directa de los conceptos más comunes. Estoy satisfecho con mi elección.
By Wesley Kenis on 1/7/2026
you often talk about "when the toke arives here", but you never explain what that token actually is. AFAIK this token is nothng more than something moving rought the flow to keep track of where you are at that moment when exuting the flow.
By Kennisa Guy on 11/28/2025
I loved this course and it's gonna be a game changer for me. I will need to practice more and go over the resources. The thank you video was epic! Now to get practicing with different scenarios....
By Tamas Kosina on 9/13/2019
Really great course, perfect for refreshing already existing skills or getting familiar with it. The style of the lecturer is relaxed and cohesive. Well done and keep on producing quality tutorials......!
By Maurice Sebok on 7/6/2017
Quite alright. It covers the basics at least. Very good for a starter in BPM, probably not enough for profound knowledge. Good, understandable examples and nice hands-on action.
By Karrina Barker on 9/22/2016
Really enjoyed the course, i learnt a great number of things which i can put to use right away. Presenter did a great job and was easily understandable. Thank you.
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Overall Score : 90 / 100






