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Berkeley Global
Gain a complete overview of the business analysis profession, as well as the knowledge, tools and techniques used by BAs. This course is appropriate for students wanting to learn more about the profession. It also provides a framework for certificate seekers before they launch into deeper learning and training.
In Focus: Business Analysis Competency Model
In this course, you will gain an overview of all six knowledge areas by learning about their underlying competencies and respective techniques. As you progress through the certificate’s following business analysis courses, you will dive deeper into each of the six knowledge areas.
Learn more about the IIBA® Business Analysis Competency Model.
Course Outline
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Course Objectives
- Understand business analysis as a profession and the fundamentals of the business analysis life cycle and its tools, techniques and best practices
- Define business requirements and throughout the business analysis life cycle
- Design, develop, assess and manage business solutions
- Understand and use tools and techniques that can be applied immediately to analyze and solve business problems
What You Learn
- Business analysis concepts
- Planning and monitoring business analysis efforts
- Eliciting requirements from and collaborate with stakeholders
- Creating a strategy analysis
- Specify and manage requirements
- Propose business solution designs
- Evaluate and improve solution performance
How You Learn
- Online course commentaries
- Course readings
- Online discussions
- Written assignments
- Knowledge checks and quizzes
- Final project
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Spring enrollment opens on October 17!