Lecture
4.1. The concept and types of organizations.
Features of organizational-technical systems. The concept of organization.
Types of organizations. The organization's connections with the external environment. Changes that
arise in an organization when interacting with the external environment. Organizational structure. Typical structures within an organization. Stages, goals, tools
of structural analysis. Data collection for building reproducing models of
organizational activity. Stages of building models of organizational activity.
4.2. The concept of and requirements for a problem domain model.
The concept of the problem domain. Requirements for the problem domain model.
Formalization of organizational activity. The concept of notation.
4.3. Formalization of organizational activity
The ARIS methodology. Organizational subsystems, model types, view types, and levels of model description in the ARIS methodology.
1. Describe systems that require management.
2. What features are characteristic of organizational-technical systems?
3. Give a definition of organization.
4. What types of organizations exist? Give examples.32
5. What changes occur in an organization when interacting with the external environment?
6. What connections does an organization have with the external environment? Describe them.
7. Describe the inputs and outputs of an organization.
8. What typical structures can be identified within an organization? Describe them.
9. Describe the stages of structural analysis of an organization.
10. Define the problem domain model.
11. What requirements apply to the problem domain model?
12. Describe the levels of problem domain modeling.
13. List the advantages of the ARIS methodology.
14. Describe the organizational subsystems, model types, view types, and levels of model description in the ARIS methodology.
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