(BA101) Mastering the Business Analysis Process over the System Development Life Cycle
This workshop provides practical guidance and hands-on experience applying Business Analysis techniques over the System Development Life Cycle. This course is particularly appropriate for BAs who must be conversant with a variety of approaches and standards. Unlike other courses focusing on single techniques in isolation, or on certification needs, this workshop puts all the pieces together, explaining how the BA tools described in the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK) are used together over the course of a project.
This course incorporates current best practices in software development, such as agile, iterative development, ITIL, Six Sigma and provides the salient characteristics of these approaches and their relationship to BA practice..
Available on demand
Location: Live Online Event or In-Person at your Location
Duration: 4 days
Presented in English by Howard Podeswa
This course is IIBA-approved and qualifies for 28 CDUs (Career Development Units) towards CBAP accreditation.
Learning Objectives
What is this training about and why is it important?
This workshop provides practical guidance and hands-on experience applying Business Analysis techniques over the System Development Life Cycle. This course is particularly appropriate for BAs who must be conversant with a variety of approaches and standards. Unlike other courses focusing on single techniques in isolation, or on certification needs, this workshop puts all the pieces together, explaining how the BA tools described in the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK) are used together over the course of a project.
What you will learn and how you can apply it
Be conversant with the methodologies, concepts and terminology expected of an advanced BA
Be able to plan and perform the activities a BA is responsible for over the system development life cycle (SDLC)
Understand the Knowledge Areas (KAs) defined in the BABOK and how to apply them within an advanced BA role
Understand the salient characteristics of current practices in IT Service Management and software development and their relationship to BA practice
Know what questions to ask when over the course of a project
Be able to document requirements for an IT system, using current standards and approaches as specified in BABOK 3, including Use–Cases, BPMN, UML and Structured Analysis
Use state–of–the–art techniques to create requirements documentation that is complete, unambiguous, consistent, testable and easy to revise when business needs change
Be able to document business façade
Be able to model business processes (workflow)
Be able to document user requirements
Be able to design, review and document test cases
Know when and how to apply best practice tools and techniques towards the practice of business analysis
Perform structural and behavioral analysis on a business system
Map the behavioral model to the structural model
Understand what developers do with the BA’s documentation
Audience
BAs at any level
Senior BAs and their managers