Business Analysis

Why take this course

Would you like to gain the fundamental knowledge and practical skills essential for a business analyst? This training will help you understand the nature and scope of a business analyst’s responsibilities. You will acquire skills in gathering, documenting, and managing the requirements lifecycle. You will gain knowledge that will allow you to work more efficiently in projects and build better solutions.

What you'll learn

• What the role of a business analyst is in the project lifecycle.
• The main concepts related to business analysis.
• Gather and document requirements.
• How to prioritize requirements.
• How to manage and build relationships with stakeholder.
• The basic principles and techniques for effective requirements management in agile methodologies.
• To effectively use UML and BPMN languages for modeling.

Certification & Exam

Upon completion of the training, you will receive a certificate of participation, confirming your skills in business analysis. There is no final exam—all you need is active participation in the classes.

Who is this course for

This course is designed for anyone who wants to become a professional business analyst. It’s also perfect for active business analysts, project team members, and everyone who collaborates with business analysts on a daily basis.

Topics covered

• Business analysis
  • Important terms and definitions
  • The role and tasks of a business analyst
• Agile requirements management
  • Genesis of agile methodologies (Agile)
  • Agile manifests
  • The difference between Agile and Waterfall (the cascading model)
  • Scrum basics
• Requirements elicitation
  • Types of requirements
  • Sources of requirements
  • Requirements elicitation techniques
• Documenting Requirements in Natural Language
  • Creating a Dictionary
  • Documenting Requirements in Natural Language
  • User Story
• Documenting Requirements Using Models
  • Purpose of Requirements Modeling
  • Features of a good model
  • Goal models
  • Use Case Modeling
  • Data models
  • Process models
• Prioritization of requirements
  • Prioritization Principles
  • Prioritization techniques