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Best Practices in Business Analysis

World class BAs consistently and efficiently produce high quality and effective requirements under challenging conditions. This course is a high level comprehensive introduction to the actual methods and tools used by the very best BAs.

Rod Davison
Rod Davison
Published: Mar 2020
Core
DevOps
8 hours 20 minutes
Best Practices in Business Analysis

Course Overview

The right requirements and getting those requirements right are the most critical part of any project. This course explores the techniques and methods which expert business analysts use to produce high quality requirements and specifications that form the foundation of a successful development project. The challenge of getting high quality requirements is so daunting that project teams often move to writing code, which is relatively easy, before they know what the code should do, which is quite hard. Expert BAs have developed a set of processes, tools and methods that ensure they can manage the requirements process to produce effective requirements artifacts in a highly efficient manner. This course introduces students to these methods and techniques as they are actually used by world class BAs.    

Skills You Will Gain

Business Analysis
Stakeholders

Course Includes

3.4K
STUDENTS*
95.8%
RECOMMEND*

This course includes:

  • 8+ hours of on-demand video
  • 3 modules
  • Core level
  • Direct access/chat with the instructor
  • 100% self-paced online
  • Many downloadable resources
  • Shareable certificate of completion

Learning Outcomes (At the end of this program, you will be able to...)

At the end of this course, students will be able to describe:

  • The role of the BA and their area of responsibilities.
  • The deliverables that BAs need to produce.
  • The requirements management process and the purpose of each process activity.
  • Exactly what high quality requirements and specifications are.
  • How to evaluate the quality of requirements and specifications.
  • The various BA tools are and where they should be used.
  • The elicitation process for getting requirements from stakeholders.
  • The common problems with working with stakeholders and how BAs resolve them.

Prerequisites

This course has no prerequisites and is appropriate for everyone

Who Should Attend

  • New or experienced BAs
  • Anyone needing an understanding the role and function of BAs

Curriculum

Explore the comprehensive, hands-on curriculum designed to build your expertise step by step.

Meet Your Expert Instructors

Rod Davison

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