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1. Business Analysis Course Curriculum
1. Introduction and Fundamentals
v Business Analyst – Who, What, Why?
v BA – qualities, skills, roles, responsibilities
v BA – Fundamentals
2. BA – Knowledge Areas
v Software Development Life Cycle
v Methodologies – Waterfall, Agile, Scrum, RUP
3. Enterprise Analysis
v Business Architecture, Feasibility Studies, Project Scope
4. Requirement Process, Planning & Management
v What are requirements?
v Characteristics of Requirements
v Types of Requirements
v Functional & Non-Functional Requirements
v The Requirements Process
v Planning & Managing Requirements
5. Requirements Elicitation
v Principles / Constraints / Techniques
v JAD – Joint Application Development
v Data Analysis
v Creating Models, Scenarios
v Interviewing
v Brainstorming
v Reverse Engineering
v Prototyping
6. Requirements Analysis
v RTM - Requirements Traceability Matrix
v Change Management
v Requirements Risk Management
v Gap Analysis
v Impact Analysis
7. Requirements Specifications
v FSD / BRS / URD / BRD (Business Requirements Document)
v Writing Functional Specifications Document
v Rules, problems, use of terms, structure
8. UML
v UML 2.0 – working with use case diagrams, activity diagrams, knowledge on class, object, state,
sequence, collaboration, component, and deployment diagrams
v Working with UML tools
v Working with UI tools
9. Requirements Verification and signoff
v Structure and Grammar, banned words
v Validations, Pre-Review, Review
v Signoff
10. Miscellaneous
v Versioning
v Repositories
v Approvals
11. Validation
v QA, QC, Software Testing
v Types of Testing
v Testing Methods
v Testing Levels
v Testing Strategy, Planning, Test Cases Training School
v UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
12. Topic-wise study materials BA Training School
13. Topic-wise Case Studies ba@batrainingschool.com
14. Student Portal – Online Reference Library
15. Project Wok
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