Logic model template

Logical models basically determine whether all the requirements of the business have been collected. It is reviewed by developers, management, and ultimately the end-users to see if more information needs to be collected before the physical modeling begins.

What is a basic logic model? Why use a Logic Model?

The exercise of making a basic logic model will help you and other stakeholders significantly in understanding the project and its purpose.

1. Logical Modeling is mainly for gathering information about business needs and does not include database design; whereas physical database modeling is mainly required for the actual design of the database.

2. Logical modeling does not include indexes and restrictions; the logical model for an application can be used in various database software and implementations; whereas modeling physical data files is software and hardware-specific and has indexes and constraints.

3. Logical modeling includes; ERD, business process diagrams, and user feedback documentation; whereas physical database modeling includes; server model diagrams, database design documentation, and user feedback documentation. The following components are important a Logic Model:

• Project Name
• Goal
• INPUT
• ACTIVITIES
• OUTCOMES
• What we invest?
• What we do?
• Who we reach?
• Why this project?
  • short-term results
  • intermediate results
  • long-term results
• Assumptions
• External Factors

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