Course Description
Welcome to the course “The Business Analysis Blueprint”
Business analysis refers to the practice of identifying, understanding, and defining business needs and problems and proposing effective solutions to address them. It involves analyzing an organization’s structure, processes, and systems to identify improvement areas and facilitate decision-making.
So, are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of business analysis? This is where the magic happens – where problems are solved, opportunities are discovered, and businesses thrive. In this dynamic field, you’ll don the hat of a detective, an interpreter, and a problem-solver all at once.
In this course, you’ll embark on an exciting journey to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in this transformative role. From deciphering user needs to crafting innovative solutions, you’ll learn to wield the power of data, critical thinking, and communication to drive meaningful change.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional seeking to enhance your skill set or a fresh graduate aspiring to break into the world of business analysis, this course will equip you with the tools, techniques, and best practices needed to thrive.
Join our vibrant community of learners and unlock your potential as a master of analysis and project delivery.
What’s in this course?
- Introduction to Business Analysis
- Key Skills and Competencies of a Business Analyst
- Difference Between Requirement Gathering and Requirement Elicitation
- Tools and Techniques for Requirement Gathering and Requirement Elicitation
- Introduction to Agile Methodology
- Role of a Business Analyst in an Agile Environment
- Concept of Product Backlog, User Stories, and Acceptance Criteria
- Introduction to Testing in Business Analysis Process
- Concept of Scope Creep and Goal Plating and how to prevent them from happening
- User Acceptance Testing
- Defect Tracking and Management
- Introduction to Product Delivery
What you’ll learn?
- The Business Analysis Process
- Key Skills and Competencies Required for a Business Analyst
- Tools and Techniques for Requirement Gathering and Requirement Elicitation
- Agile Methodology with Scrum and Kanban Frameworks
- Testing in Business Analysis Process
- How can a Business Analyst make project delivery successful
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
- Knowledge of SDLC
- NO prior Business Analysis experience is required
Who this course is for:
- Students who want to learn Business Analysis
- Anyone who’s interested in pursuing Business Analysis as a profession whether you are a student, software engineer, SQA, business development professional, etc.
- Business Analyst who wants to take their skills to the next level and add to their knowledge base