BUSINESS ANALYST ONLINE TRAINING COURSE INTRODUCTION:

Business Analysis is the professional practice of empowering phenomenal change in an organizational setting, by defining requirements and endorsing solutions that bring value to investors.

BUSINESS ANALYST TRAINING COURSE CONTENT:

1. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ANALYSIS

• Introduction to Business Analysis
• Business Composition and Architecture
• Roles and Responsibilities of a Business Analyst
• Need for a Business Analyst
• Project Team
• Importance of a Business Analyst in the Project Team

2. SDLC METHODOLOGIES:

• Waterfall Model
• Prototype
• RUP
• Spiral
• V-Model
• Agile
• SCRUM

3. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS PROCESS

• Identify Key Stakeholders
• Gather Stakeholder requirements
• Categorize Requirements
• Interpret and Record Requirements
• Signoff

4. REQUIREMENT GATHERING TECHNIQUES

• Brainstorming
• Focus Group Interviews
• Questionnaire(Survey)
• Observation(Client and Client Customer)
• Use Cases
• Studying the existing documents
• Prototyping
• JAD

5. REQUIREMENT DOCUMENTATION

• Business Requirement Document
• High Level Requirements Document
• Low Level Requirements Document
• Software Requirements Specification Document
• Change Request Document
• Requirement Traceability Matrix
• Effort Estimations
• Minutes Of Meeting
• Proof Of Concept
• Request For Proposal
• Use Case Document

6. SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE (SDLC)

• Understanding Concept of Business Modelling
• Requirement Gathering
• Analysis
• Implementation
• Testing
• Deployment

7. UNDERSTANDING AND CAPTURING BUSINESS NEEDS

• Setting up priorities
• Feasibility studies
• Project scope
• Business case
• Risk assessment
• Evaluating and selecting an initiative
• Setting up future vision

8. SOFTWARE TESTING

• Introduction to QA Methodology
• Role of BA in Testing
• Creating Test Plans
• Creating Test Cases
• Different Testing Methods
• Functional and Regression testing
• White Box and Black Box Testing
• Positive and Negative Testing
• GUI and Unit Testing
• User Acceptance Testing

Understanding Use Cases

Use Case Relationships

Use Case Brainstorming

Creating Use cases from Requirements

Creating Use Case Narratives

Change Management & Version Control Concept