Business Analyst Training and Business Analyst Jobs

Protouch Tech Inc is proud to present Business Analyst Training and System Analyst Training.

The Business Analyst is responsible for requirements development and requirements management. Specifically, the Business Analyst elicits, analyzes, validates and documents business, organizational and/or operational requirements. Solutions are not predetermined by the Business Analyst, but are driven solely by the requirements of the business. Solutions often include a systems development component, but may also consist of process improvement or organizational change.

The Business System Analyst is a key facilitator within an organization, acting as a bridge between the client, stakeholders and the solution team.

This program is designed for business analysts that need to lead requirements elicitation sessions. These people need to think quickly on their feet to be able to control challenging stakeholders, and apply techniques which keep people focused and motivated. Our program focuses on building leadership skills for your key people on the front line of a needs assessment initiative.

A Business Analyst acts as a liaison between business people who have a business problem and technology people who know how to create solutions. A Business Analyst's main responsibility is to gather, analyze, detail, and document requirements in a format that is useful to their business stakeholders and the technical developers.

This course provides Business Analysts skills and knowledge related to:

• Lead the project team to consensus on project scope. Without a clear understanding of exactly what areas of the organization will be included, Business Analysts will have a difficult time gathering and documenting the correct requirements.

• Identify and gather the requirements that are critical to the business mission.

• Interview business stakeholders asking detailed questions.

• Identify the five core requirements components.

• Know when a requirement is Excellent.

• Plan an approach for documenting, categorizing, and packaging requirements.

• Understand application development methodologies.

• Verify that requirements are testable and generate testing objectives.

• Conduct a requirement review.

• Gather requirements in a group setting by preparing an agenda and managing the group discussion.

 

Business System Analyst Professional Development Program

Projects are the lifeblood of any organization and are executed based on a set of accurate business requirements. A business analyst gathers requirements from a business area and presents it in ways that are understandable — and actionable — by the IT organization.

BSA Course Outline

1. Application S/W Dev process ( 2 Hours )
    a) SD Overview
    b) SD Project as an Joint Effort
2. Phases of SDLC ( 2 Hours )
    a) 4 Phases of SDLC
    b) Activities during Phases
    c) Documentations, Milestones Etc
3. SD Methodologies ( 8 Hours )
    a) SDLC Methodologies/ Documents
    b) Waterfall Model
    c) Prototype- Iterative – RUP
    d) Different Disciplines of SDLC
    e) Documentations / Tools in all Phases
    f) CMM and other guidelines
4. Requirement Mgmt ( 8 Hours )
    a) Requirement  Gathering techniques
    b) JAD sessions.
    c) Requirement definition and verification
    d) Requirement  Documentations
    e) Requirement  Mgmt Tools ( Requisite Pro)
    f) Hands on for Requirement  Mgmt
5. Use Cases Development ( 10 Hours )
    a) Use Cases Concepts & Examples
    b) Developing Uses Cases
    c) Use Case Documentations
    d) Tracing Use Cases to Requirements
    e) Requirement Traceability matrix
    f) Hands On Use Cases Development
6. System Modeling – UML ( 8 Hours )
    a) UML Concepts
    b) Developing UML Diagrams
    c) Documenting UML Models
    d) Linking Requirement  – Use Cases – UML
    e) Hands On – Developing Uml Model
7. Testing – QA
    a) Intro to QA Process/ Activities
    b) Developing Test Cases from Use Cases
    c) Linking into Traceability Matrix
    d) Hands On – Example
8. Interview