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This course provides proactive, introductory coverage of the knowledge and skills essential to business analysts today and the foreseeable future.
The business analyst role has evolved from that of a business procedures analyst to that of a business liaison between the non-technical user community and the technical solution providers. This course provides proactive, introductory coverage of the knowledge and skills essential to business analysts today and the foreseeable future.
Category
ID
Duration
Level
Price
Business Analysis
13422
4 Day(s)
Foundation
$2,380.00
Objectives
Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and also provide a means to evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:• Describe the relation between projects and processes• Describe three major project development methodologies• Discuss the basics of enterprise analysis and its impact on project selection• Learn the communications processes and how they can impact project requirements• Determine each participant’s communications style (BEST profile) and how that understanding can help in eliciting requirements• Gather and document user requirements using the following techniqueso Interviewso Collaborative sessionso Prototypingo Using the Work Breakdown Structureo Use case basicso Business process analysis• Modeling the business• Fundamentals of Process Modeling• Requirements validation through Data Modeling• Testing fundamentals and quality assurance
Overview1.1 BA Responsibilities1.2 Communications1.2.1 Information distribution1.2.2 Communications styles1.3 Documentation strategyRequirements Gathering2.1 Levels of requirements on a project2.2 Identifying needs vs. wants2.3 Techniques for gathering requirements2.3.1 Interviewing2.3.2 Prototyping2.3.3 Use Cases2.3.4 Collaborative Workshops2.3.5 Work Breakdown Structure2.3.6 Business Process Analysis2.3.7 Use Cases2.4 Ranking requirementsModeling3.1 Business Process Analysis3.1.1 Business Process Improvements (BPI)3.1.2 Business Process Reengineering (BPR)3.2 Data Modeling3.2.1 Fundamentals3.2.2 Entity Relationship DiagramsFundamentals of testing4.1 Testing strategy4.2 Ensure project quality and quality of the product4.3 Test scripts
Templates5.1 Software/Product Requirements Outline5.2 Use Case Template5.3 Test Plan TemplatePractical Application Sessions6.1 Determine your own Communication Style6.2 Interview a project sponsor6.3 Develop Use Cases and a Use Case Diagram6.4 Gather requirements while developing a Work Breakdown Structure6.5 Create a Business Process model6.6 Design and facilitate a Requirements-Gathering session6.7 Develop a high-level Requirements Document6.8 Develop an Entity Relationship Diagram6.9 Create a Project Test Plan
Questions?
Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA™)
There are no formal prerequisites required for this course.WHO SHOULD ATTEND:• New business analysts• Experienced business analysts looking to update their skills and understanding of their role• Project managers who incorporate business analysis roles in their projects• Managers that have business analysts on their staff• Individuals with a general understanding of database concepts and programming and systems development.
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