Identify the roles and responsibilities of the business
analyst
Define requirements
Explain the importance of managing risk
Define the solution vision and scope
Plan the requirements elicitation process
Recognise the importance of analysing and documenting
requirements
Explain the role of modelling for documenting and
communicating requirements
Perform requirements validation and traceability
Course Synopsis
At the project’s earliest stages the business analyst is key to
defining the requirements, as well as planning, defining and
validating project scope. It’s important to have an
understanding of the breadth of knowledge that a business
analyst brings to the project team when developing business
solutions.
Foundations Of Business Analysis is designed to provide
you with a basic understanding of the benefits, functions and
impact of this critical role. The target audience for this course
includes those who are new to the business analyst role or
those who supervise and/or work with business analysts. This
course provides a special focus on the business analysis
function as it relates to developing information technology
solutions, given that such an understanding is essential for
project success.
The course discusses the business analysis process as it is
applied throughout a project to include the pre-project
activities that comprise enterprise analysis. Participants also
learn how a business analyst supports the project throughout
the solution development life cycle, from establishing the
solution vision and scope in the analysis phase to validating
that requirements have been met in the testing phase.
After completing this course, you will understand why and
when to involve the business analysis function. Plus, you will
have a working vocabulary to enable you to communicate
effectively with those who perform that role.
Course Code: FBA520
Access: 42 days
Professional Development Units (PDUs): 21
Fee: £795
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