ВАВОК: Requirements analysis and design definition
The training is designed and developed for business analysts and other experts involved in the process of requirements analysis and design definition.
This is an IIBA endorsed course, dedicated to studying the fundamentals of business analysis according to the BABOK Guide 3.0. The training elaborates on the key concepts of business analysis and essentials of the Business Analyst profession.
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The Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK) Guide is an internationally recognized professional standard that summarizes the experience of leading business analysts working across various domains and projects around the world. It describes 30 major tasks of business analysis, along with 50 techniques that are used for solving these tasks. This book does not provide any “academic” theories; it contains only real practices that have been collected from real BA practitioners all around the world. In fact, BABOK Guide is a professional standard for Business analysts, and it can be used for:
The major challenge with self-studying the BABOK is that it just describes typical tasks of business analysis but does not explain when and how one should perform these tasks. It assumes that business analysts should be able to answer these questions on their own, based on their personal experience and the specifics of a particular project. Besides that, the BABOK Guide is rather a reference book than a manual, and therefore, it is sometimes difficult for readers to relate the BABOK content to their daily practice.
The purpose of this course is to overcome that gap. Studying key concepts of business analysis and reviewing the content of the BABOK Guide is accompanied by detailed explanations based on real-life examples from both the instructor’s personal experience and global practice. Students will get involved in discussions of the applicability of various aspects of business analysis to real-life situations, and this helps them to improve their understanding of BABOK content and to structure their experience.
Besides, various issues of preparing for IIBA certifications will be briefly discussed within this course:
This course provides professional development hours (PD hours) for further IIBA certification.
The course's primary objectives are the following:
The course will also facilitate the completion of certification through a better understanding of the BABOK Guide 3.0 content, certification requirements, and methods of preparation.
The course is oriented towards novice business analysts and specialists of other professions who want to learn the essentials of business analysis.
More experienced business analysts may find value in structuring their practical knowledge according to the international standard. The course is of particular interest to those who are planning completion of their IIBA certification.
No prerequisites. Attendees would benefit from a good command of English (knowing IT professional vocabulary and reading professional literature fluently).
This course covers the following topics:
Topic |
Lection, min |
Practice, min |
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What is a business analysis? |
40 |
10 |
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Who is a business analyst? |
40 |
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What is IIBA? |
15 |
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Certifications of business analysts |
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· Certification types based on BABOK Guide |
5 |
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· Requirements for the applicants |
10 |
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· Certification process |
15 |
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Key concepts and terms of the business analysis |
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· Key concepts of the business analysis |
90 |
30 |
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· Requirements and designs |
60 |
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ВАВОК Guide structure |
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· Review of the structural items of the BABOK Guide |
5 |
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· Knowledge areas |
25 |
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Underlying competences of the Business Analyst |
60 |
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Business analysis techniques |
60 |
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Business analysis perspectives |
15 |
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440 (92%) |
40 (8%) |