Business analysis according to BABOK

Why take this course

Do you want to acquire the essential skills to elicit, document, and model requirements? Do you want to effectively manage business processes and evaluate implemented solutions? This training will give you a deep understanding of the business analysis practices outlined in BABOK. You’ll learn how a business analyst creates value at every stage of the project lifecycle, from defining the scope to verifying business goals.

What you'll learn

• How to elicit and document requirements at various levels of detail.
• How to understand the role of the business analyst throughout the entire project lifecycle.
• Model requirements using popular notations.
• How to standardize professional terminology in business analysis.
• How a business analyst creates value, from defining the project scope to verifying the achievement of established business goals.

Certification & Exam

Upon completing the training, you will receive a certificate of participatio, confirming your skills in business analysis according to BABOK. 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 is also ideal for experienced business analysts, members of project teams, and anyone who collaborates with business analysts on a daily basis.

Topics covered

1. Introduction
2. Business analysis key concepts
3. Business analysis planning and monitoring
4. Elicitation and collaboration
5. Requirements lifecycle management
6. Strategy analysis
7. Requirements analysis and design definition
8. Solution evaluation
9. Underlying competencies
10. Popular techniques used by business analysts:

• Interviews
• Workshops
• Survay and questionnaire
• Document analysis
• Observations
• Brainstorming
• Glossary
• User stories
• Use cases
• Data modeling
• Process modeling
• State modeling

11. Business analysis perspectives (Agile, Business Intelligence, Information Technology,            Business Architecture and Business Process Management).