please help with the below question :)

q: Pretend you are a BA 4 or BPM 5 specialist; take figure 1 and table 1 as inputs to guide you to create an As-Is model!

bpmn and stuff

as well as how to convert it into a To-Be model.

The following (Table 1) details the current As-Is business process (with costings). (Source: Bachiller, Y., Busch, P., Smith, S., (2022) "Innovation through process automation: Factors for success" 33rd Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS) University of Melbourne 4-7 th December 11 pages. The target process improvement is a study abroad application process, for students aiming to study overseas (Bachiller, Busch and Smith, 2022). The scope statement here relates to students intending to study overseas for a short-term (2-6 weeks) or one semester (13 weeks). Some institutions aim to send 100\% of their students overseas (Berg et al., 2012). The current process The high-level process starts with [steps 1-9 in figure 1 below]: - an information session - an study overseas application - assessment - nomination of a host university The following steps also take place: - acceptance/rejection by the host university - departure - overseas study - return to the home university - application for credit A brief overview of the study overseas application until nomination to the host university is illustrated in Figure 1. The sub-process also shown, incurs extensive manual operation and is not connected to other applications. Figure 1: High-level study abroad process before process improvement The following (Table 1) details the current As-Is business process (with costings). (Source: Bachiller, Y., Busch, P., Smith, S., (2022) "Innovation through process automation: Factors for success" 33rd Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS) University of Melbourne 4-7 th December 11 pages. The target process improvement is a study abroad application process, for students aiming to study overseas (Bachiller, Busch and Smith, 2022). The scope statement here relates to students intending to study overseas for a short-term (2-6 weeks) or one semester (13 weeks). Some institutions aim to send 100\% of their students overseas (Berg et al., 2012). The current process The high-level process starts with [steps 1-9 in figure 1 below]: - an information session - an study overseas application - assessment - nomination of a host university The following steps also take place: - acceptance/rejection by the host university - departure - overseas study - return to the home university - application for credit A brief overview of the study overseas application until nomination to the host university is illustrated in Figure 1. The sub-process also shown, incurs extensive manual operation and is not connected to other applications. Figure 1: High-level study abroad process before process improvement