This Business Analyst Training program is designed to sharpen your expertise and knowledge in the latest Business analytics tools and techniques, including gathering requirements, planning and monitoring, data analysis and statistics, visualizations, and different methodologies, and SQL databases. This Business Analysts training course will train you in a practical manner with real-world case studies, ensuring that you are ready to serve in the market. In this BA course, you will learn hands-on training by working on real projects and get yourself ready for a career as a professional business analyst.
BA Course
Course Curriculum
- What is a business analyst and what value do they provide?
- Broad responsibilities of a business analyst
- Software development life cycle
- Initiating a project
- Requirement basics
- Requirement elicitation
- Analytical Techniques for Business Analysis
- Decision Modelling and Decision Analysis
- Brainstorming and Mind Mapping
- Glossary and Data Dictionary
- Business Capability Analysis
- Use Cases and Scenarios.
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Objective
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After the successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Create a plan for writing and managing requirements documents
- Techniques to understand requirements from stakeholders, felicitate documents
- Understand the various form of projects documents such as discovery, planning, design test, and requirements
- You will be able to ask right and respective questions to gather information using various requirement gathering techniques
- Handle process modeling efforts and managing effectively
- Able to manage your workload effectively
Pre-requisites
Bachelor’s degrees are generally required for candidates but if the candidates are enrolled in any bachelor’s degree program, will be applied in this course. However some clients may request their Business Analysts possess a master’s degree. Bachelor’s degree programs in marketing, information systems, finance, accounting, business administration, may provide training for college students who want to become Business Analysts.
Who should attend this course?
People with both technical and non-technical skills can enroll for this Business Analyst course. This is one of the most valued, on demand and respected professions, across all industries. This professional course is ideally suited for,
Prepare for Certification
Our BA training program gives you a solid understanding of the essential key topics covered on the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) certification exams (CBAP and CCBA). In addition to promoting your income possible, getting certified in CBAP (Certified Business Analysis Professional) or CCBA (Certification of Competency in Business Analysis), demonstrates your knowledge of the skills necessary to be an effective and valuable business analyst. The business analysts training certification validates your ability to produce more professional, reliable, high-quality results with increased efficiency and consistency.
Our Best Features
Develop Skills & Increase Knowledge
Latest curriculum designed in guidance with industry and academia to develop job specific skills
Real-world Projects
Keystone projects affecting real world data sets with subject matter experts for hands-on learning
Learn From Professionals
Leading professionals who bring current best practices, latest trends and case studies to sessions that fit into your work schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the roles and responsibilities of a business analyst?
Business Analyst also acts known as a bridge between the business problems and technology solutions. The business problems can be anything about business systems such as model, process or method, and outcomes of the business. The technical solutions are using technology architecture, tools, or software applications. The responsibilities of the Business Analyst are:
1. Requirement Gathering
2. Investing goals and issues
3. Analyzing information
4. Communicating with a variety of people
5. Documenting the findings
6. Evaluating solutions
Can you give me essential knowledge about what business analyst course cover?
The following topics and concepts are covered under the Business Analysis training course:
- Understanding, utilizing, and capturing business needs
- Understand Requirement Analysis Process
- Creating a requirement gathering strategy
- Modeling data and processes
- UML methodology
- Creating effective use cases
- Business Analysis Tools
- Requirement gathering, business modeling and analysis Tools – MS Visio & Enterprise Architect
- Project documentation and management
- Software testing
What are the benefits of implementing business analysis in any organization?
- Discovers new business needs and requirements
- Ensures focus on value through prioritization
- Introduces more effective implementations of new solutions
- Provides a framework in which an IT team can scale as an organization
What are the job prospects of a business analyst?
In present days, there is a huge demand for the professional individuals, who can identify the business needs, plan solutions and translate them into Information Technology (IT) specifications which enable enterprises to achieve the desired objectives. They work in different areas such as Finance, Banking, Insurance, Telecoms, Utilities, Software services and so on. Business Analysts can switch between industries as they work on projects at a level of abstraction.
I am in a non-IT job, can I become a business analyst?
Yes, but it may be a bit difficult because you will have some irrelevant experience already and employers will prefer to have Business Analysts with respevtive experience. You may need to work hard to give the best impression and performance that you can do justice to the Business Analyst role.
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