1. Logical process models are: a) Models that describe processes without suggesting how they are conducted b) Coded logic models c) Models based upon implementing the if-then-else programming structure d) Developed by the infrastructure analyst e) Created in the system walkthrough

### a) Models that describe processes without suggesting how they are conducted

## Step1: Understanding the question### The question is asking about the definition of logical process models.## Step2: Analyzing the options### We need to analyze each option to see which one correctly defines logical process models.## Step3: Evaluating option a### Option a) suggests that logical process models are models that describe processes without suggesting how they are conducted. This is indeed a correct definition of logical process models. They are used to describe the sequence of steps in a process, but do not provide information on how these steps are conducted.## Step4: Evaluating other options### Options b), c), d), and e) do not correctly define logical process models. They are not necessarily coded logic models, not based on implementing the if-then-else programming structure, not developed by the infrastructure analyst, and not created in the system walkthrough.