Business Analysis Training Course
A business/systems analyst addresses organizational challenges by designing information systems that implement the strategic objectives defined by the organization. These IT solutions typically aim to achieve one of the following goals for government: implement a new or innovative business process, enhance the efficiency and productivity of existing processes, or reduce the operating costs of current processes.
This course is designed for individuals transitioning into the Business Analysis profession and who may, after meeting any prerequisites, be interested in pursuing the CBAP certification examination offered by IIBA (www.iiba.org).
Who should attend?
- Entry-level IT Business Analysts
- Self-taught IT Business Analysts seeking to fill knowledge gaps and integrate their skills more comprehensively
- Systems Analysts and programmers interested in expanding their roles into the business domain
Course Outline
- What is Business Analysis for Government?
- Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring for Government Operations
- Requirements Elicitation – Gathering Information for Government Projects
- Requirements Management and Communication – Defining the Process for Government Initiatives
- Enterprise Analysis – Identifying Problems for Government Entities
- Requirements Analysis and Documentation – Defining Solution Models for Government Needs
- Solution Assessment and Validation – Supporting the Product Life Cycle in Government Projects
- Underlying Competencies for Business Analysts in Government - Soft Skills
- Techniques for Requirement Gathering in Government Projects
- UML Modeling and Prototyping Tools (Rational Rose, Visio, Erwin, Visual Paradigm, Enterprise Architect) for Government Use
- Project Management for Government: Procurement Management, Risk Management, and Proposal Writing
- SDLC Models (Traditional and Agile Methodologies), Quality Standards (ISO, CMMI), and Testing (Manual and Automation) for Government Projects
- Introduction to Various Domains in Government (e.g., Telecommunications, Banking, E-Government, Travel and Hospitality, Health Care, BPO, Engineering Services)
Requirements
Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.
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