Business Analyst Course Objectives
Business Analyst attendees will gain skills and knowledge as
- Understand the role of the business analyst
- Discuss industry standards/resources for obtaining more information about business analysis
- Acquire a solid understanding of the various tasks/activities that comprises business analysis
- Recognize the pre and post project business analysis activities
- Learn how to plan, elicit, analyze, model, and test requirements
Prerequisites
None Requisites for
- MySQL
Course Outline
Introduction • Introduction to Business Analysis • Who is Business Analyst? • Why become a Business Analyst? • Characteristics of Business Analyst • Role of Business Analyst • Development Team Structure Definition of Industry Abbreviations • Business Requirement Document (BRD) • Functional Requirement Document (FRD) • Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) • Joint Application Development Session (JAD Session) • User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Definition of Industry Terms • Syntax • Artifacts • Intranet • Lockup Sessions • Project Charter • Business Modeling • Sand Box Environment • and Many more… Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) • Introduction of SDLC • Need of a BA in SDLC • Phases of SDLC Use Case and Use Case Narratives • What are Use Case and Use Case Narrative? • Relationship between Use Cases • How to write Use Cases? • Use Case Narrative Flows • Primary Flow • Alternative Flow • Exceptional Flow Unified Modeling Language (UML) Diagrams • Introduction of UML • What are Behavioral and Structural Diagrams? • UML Diagrams Units • How to make Use Case Diagram • How to make State Diagram • How to make Activity Diagram • How to make Swim Lanes • How to Create Wire Frames using Axure and Microsoft Visio? FRD (Functional Requirement Document) • Introduction to Functional Requirement Document • Understanding FRD syntax • How to create a Functional Requirement Document? • How to write Gap Analysis Document? Software Engineering Process • Introduction of Software Engineering Processes • Types of Software Engineering Processes • Waterfall method • RUP (Rational Unified Process) • Agile Method Industry Tools • Enterprise Architect • Rational Requisite Pro • Visio • Axure Software Testing • Introduction of Software Testing • Role of BA in Testing • Creating Test Cases • Manual and Automation Testing method • Testing Types o Functional Testing o GUI and Unit Testing o Black Box Testing o Performance Testing o Regression Testing o User Acceptance Testing
Course Duration
- Lectures: 60 Hours.
- Lab: 14 Hours.
Hardware Requirements
P IV 1000 1 GB RAM
Assessment
- Lab Assignments: 40 %
- Exam: 60 %
