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This document is an examination paper for the course HSCS927/CSCI927/CSCI427 on Service-Oriented Software Engineering at Wollongong Campus, with a duration of 2 hours and a weighting of 45%. It contains five questions that cover topics such as BPMN process models, task sequences, hospitality processes, university services, and compliance management in Adaptive Case Management systems. Students are required to answer all questions, and the exam paper must remain in the exam venue.

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FINAL-EXAM-927 (1)

This document is an examination paper for the course HSCS927/CSCI927/CSCI427 on Service-Oriented Software Engineering at Wollongong Campus, with a duration of 2 hours and a weighting of 45%. It contains five questions that cover topics such as BPMN process models, task sequences, hospitality processes, university services, and compliance management in Adaptive Case Management systems. Students are required to answer all questions, and the exam paper must remain in the exam venue.

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School of Computing and Information Technology

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HSCS927/CSCI927/CSCI427
Service-Oriented Software Engineering
Wollongong Campus

Examination Paper
Spring Session 2020

Exam duration 2 hours

Weighting 45%

Directions to students All questions to be answered.

This exam paper must not be removed from the exam venue

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TOTAL MARKS: 45

There are 5 questions.

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

Question 1 (5 marks):
Consider a BPMN process model described textually as follows: <Start-Event, Task1, Task2, Task3,
End-Event> (i.e., the start event is immediately followed by Task1, which is immediately followed
by Task2, which is immediately followed by Task3, which is immediately followed by the end event).
The immediate effects (context-independent post-conditions) of the tasks are as follows:
• Task1: a
• Task2: b
• Task3: c

There is a background knowledge base consisting of the following rule: ¬(a∧b∧c)


Show all possible normative execution traces that can be generated from this semantically
annotated process model.

Question 2 (10 marks):


Consider the following task sequences contained in the execution log (process log) for a given
process. What is the process model (described first as a workflow net, and then as a BPMN model)
that would be mined from this dataset using the Alpha algorithm (α-algorithm)? Show the steps
involved.
ABDFCG
ABEFCG
ACBDFG
ABCDFG
ABCEFG
ABECFG
ABDCFG
ABEFCG
ABDFCG
ACBEFG

Question 3 (20 marks):


Draw a BPMN model describing the hospitality process followed by a restaurant, starting with guests
being welcomed to the restaurant and ending in the guests settling their bill and departing from the
restaurant. The process model should include at least one XOR gateway and at least one AND-
gateway.

Annotate this model with effects using the ProcessSEER framework.

Question 4 (6 marks):
Provide a description of 3 services offered by this university, using the BSRL (Business Service
Representation Language) discussed in class.

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Question 5 (4 marks):
Using the discussion of business process compliance management in class as inspiration, describe
in one or two paragraphs how you might provide automated support for compliance management
in an Adaptive Case Management system. New ideas are welcome in your answer to this question.

END OF EXAM.

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