Business Analysis (Ecba®/Ccba®/Cbap®): Key Concepts Part 1

Business Analysis (Ecba®/Ccba®/Cbap®): Key Concepts Part 1
Published 5/2024
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Business Analysis key concept according to Babok v3

What you'll learn

What is Business Analysis?

Who is a Business Analyst?

Identify the components of Business Analysis Core Concept Model™

Business Analysis Key Terms

Define the Requirements Classification Schema (with Examples)

Different Requirements States

Different Types of Stakeholders

The relationship between the Requirements and the Designs

Requirements

For ECBA you do not need experience in Business Analysis, just fresh graduated

For CCBA you have to be a business analyst for 3 – 5 years

For CBAP you need to have experience in Business analysis for more than 5 years

Description

International Institute of Business Analysis™ (IIBA®) is a professional association shaping the practice of business analysis to achieve better enterprise outcomes, In this course, we will discuss business analysis according to the BABOK Guide v3, which will serve all BA levels ECBA, CCBA, and CBAP. An IIBA® certification prepares and equips Business Analysis Professionals with expertise and key competencies. Certification improves your marketability, your employability, and your earning potential. The Certified Business Analysis Professional™ (CBAP ®) designation is a professional certification for individuals with extensive business analysis (BA) experience. CBAP® recipients are the leading, senior members of the BA community. If you are a business analysis practitioner with 2 to 3 years of experience, earning your Certification of Capability in Business Analysis™ (CCBA®) recognizes your ability to take on larger and or more complex project responsibilities. The Entry Certificate in Business Analysis™ (ECBA™) covers foundational knowledge on how to approach business analysis according to the BABOK® Guide. our experience in specialized areas will put you at an advantage when applying for a role. You can highlight your new skills to share your skills with your colleagues, boss, and future employers. This course is not the end we will continue with other courses until we finish the whole babok.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduce myself

Lecture 2 IIBA different certificates

Lecture 3 Outline of course

Lecture 4 Study plane

Lecture 5 Application

Section 2: BABOK V3

Lecture 6 What is Business Analysis?

Lecture 7 Who is a Business Analyst?

Section 3: Key Concepts

Lecture 8 Business Analysis Core Concept Model™

Lecture 9 Key Terms

Lecture 10 Requirements Classification Schema (with Examples)

Lecture 11 Different Requirements States

Lecture 12 Different Types of Stakeholders

Lecture 13 The relationship between Requirements and Designs

Lecture 14 What is next?

Business analysts,Project managers,IT Specialists