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Business Analyst module, BA combo courseBusiness Analyst Module
Gain practical modeling experience through a real-world case study, applying best practices in business requirement gathering, documentation and stakeholder management.
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Case studyGroup projectsLabsCapstone project
Eleven parts of the course
From business analysis basics to a capstone. 1Introduction
Importance of business analysis and the role of the BA.2Requirements planning
Vision and scope, requirement types, stakeholders, BA plan.3Requirements elicitation
Interviews, focus groups, workshops, JAD, surveys, prototypes.4Analysis and design
Modeling techniques, prioritizing, verifying and validating.5Documentation (BRD)
Formal documents, defects, sign-off, UML labs.6Management
Change management, traceability, attributes, communication.7Business strategy
SWOT, Five Force analysis, strategy execution, case studies.8Enterprise analysis
Business need, capability gaps, solution scope, business case.9Competencies and models
BA competencies, best practices, life cycle models.10BA leadership skills
Communication, leadership, critical thinking, IT knowledge.11Capstone project
Apply the skills in a final project.Detailed course content
Selected topics in each part.Planning and elicitation
✓Vision and scope document✓Types of requirements and stakeholders✓Interviews, focus groups, requirements workshop, JAD session✓Brainstorming, observation, survey, prototype✓Document analysis, business rules analysis, reverse engineeringAnalysis, design and documentation
✓Organizational, location, process/flow, use case, data and state models✓Prioritizing, verifying and validating requirements✓Components of a formal requirements document✓Requirements sign-off✓UML labsManagement and strategy
✓Define a baseline and a change management process✓Traceability and requirements attributes✓Strategy formation and SWOT analysis lab✓Five Force analysis✓Case studies: Amazon, Apple and GoogleEnterprise analysis and competencies
✓Root cause analysis and capability gaps✓Define the solution approach, scope and business case✓Analytical thinking and communication skills✓Life cycle models: Waterfall, Incremental, Agile ScrumSupport and salient features
Career support and classroom features that come with the course.Staffing support
✓Resume preparation✓Mock interview preparation✓Phone interview preparation✓Face to face interview preparation✓Project and technology preparation✓Internship with internal project work✓Externship with client project workOur salient features
✓Hands-on labs and homework✓Group discussion and case study✓Course project work✓Regular quiz and exam✓Regular support beyond the classroom✓Students can re-take the class at no cost✓Dedicated conference rooms for group project work✓Live streaming for remote students✓Video recording to catch up on a missed classExplore more training
See other programs, funding options and the class schedule. All training programsEducation grant programUpcoming classesReady to start become a business analyst?
Call 847-350-9034 or book an appointment to talk about this course and funding options.Book an appointmentCall 847-350-9034Education grant programEleven parts of the course
From business analysis basics to a capstone.1Introduction
Importance of business analysis and the role of the BA.2Requirements planning
Vision and scope, requirement types, stakeholders, BA plan.3Requirements elicitation
Interviews, focus groups, workshops, JAD, surveys, prototypes.4Analysis and design
Modeling techniques, prioritizing, verifying and validating.5Documentation (BRD)
Formal documents, defects, sign-off, UML labs.6Management
Change management, traceability, attributes, communication.7Business strategy
SWOT, Five Force analysis, strategy execution, case studies.8Enterprise analysis
Business need, capability gaps, solution scope, business case.9Competencies and models
BA competencies, best practices, life cycle models.10BA leadership skills
Communication, leadership, critical thinking, IT knowledge.11Capstone project
Apply the skills in a final project.Detailed course content
Selected topics in each part.1Planning and elicitation
✓Vision and scope document✓Types of requirements and stakeholders✓Interviews, focus groups, requirements workshop, JAD session✓Brainstorming, observation, survey, prototype✓Document analysis, business rules analysis, reverse engineering2Analysis, design and documentation
✓Organizational, location, process/flow, use case, data and state models✓Prioritizing, verifying and validating requirements✓Components of a formal requirements document✓Requirements sign-off✓UML labs3Management and strategy
✓Define a baseline and a change management process✓Traceability and requirements attributes✓Strategy formation and SWOT analysis lab✓Five Force analysis✓Case studies: Amazon, Apple and Google4Enterprise analysis and competencies
✓Root cause analysis and capability gaps✓Define the solution approach, scope and business case✓Analytical thinking and communication skills✓Life cycle models: Waterfall, Incremental, Agile ScrumSupport and salient features
Career support and classroom features that come with the course.1Staffing support
✓Resume preparation✓Mock interview preparation✓Phone interview preparation✓Face to face interview preparation✓Project and technology preparation✓Internship with internal project work✓Externship with client project work2Our salient features
✓Hands-on labs and homework✓Group discussion and case study✓Course project work✓Regular quiz and exam✓Regular support beyond the classroom✓Students can re-take the class at no cost✓Dedicated conference rooms for group project work✓Live streaming for remote students✓Video recording to catch up on a missed classExplore more training
See other programs, funding options and the class schedule.All training programsEducation grant programUpcoming classesReady to start become a business analyst?
Call 847-350-9034 or book an appointment to talk about this course and funding options.Book an appointmentCall 847-350-9034Education grant program
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