Procedural-oriented approaches to systems design first involve the:
A) Logical To-Be model.
B) As-Is model.
C) Physical To-Be model.
D) Want-To-Be model.

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Procedural-oriented approaches to systems design start with analyzing and documenting the existing system using an As-Is model. This model identifies the system's current processes, data flow, and organizational structure to identify problem areas and areas for improvement. Once the As-Is model is completed, the design process can move forward to creating a Logical To-Be model, defining the new system requirements, and ultimately a Physical To-Be model. "Want-To-Be" model is not a recognized term in systems design.

Procedural-Oriented Approaches to Systems Design First Involve The