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Business Analysis Training Brochure

Business Analyst


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AudienceAudience:

Business Analysts, QA Analysts,Domain/ Functional consultants

Objective:A branded program suite which provides knowledge, skill and attitude required for

Business Analysts. This suite of program covers all aspects of Business engineering,

Requirements elicitation, Requirements verification, Requirements documentation

and Requirements tracing.This brochure provides a high level description of the Business Analyst training

program offered by Training Camp BA. The intent of the training is to enable

candidates to be marketed in minimal time by providing a hands-on course on the

fundamentals of the roles, responsibilities and skills required of a Business Analyst.


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Course ContentBusiness Analyst Role

SDLC Methods

MOSCOW Technique

ZACHMAN Method(5W+1H)

Requirement Framework 3D Method & 3D Model

Requirement Traceability Matrix(RTM)

SDLC Models water fall model

spiral model

incremental model

V-shaped model

RUP model (Rational Unified Process) RAD model (Rapid Application Development)

Agile with scrub

Agile with XP (Extreme Programming)


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Analysis

Structural Analysis

1. DFDS2. SFC3. HIPO Charts4. STC Charts

OOAD(Object Oriented Analysis Design) UML Diagrams

1. Class diagrams2. Object diagrams3. Package diagrams4. Composite diagrams5. Component diagrams6. Use case diagrams7. Activity diagrams

8. Sequence diagrams9. Communication diagrams10. Timing diagrams11. Overall interaction diagrams12. State transition diagrams


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Requirement Elicitationtechniques

Interviewing/ QuestionnaireBrain stormingJAD session/Work Shops/Story Board

Prototype / Wireframe /Markups / Focus GroupUse Case modelSurveys

ViewpointsReverse engineering


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Testing (Manual Testing)

Unit Testing

Integration testing

System testing

UAT testing


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STLC Software Testing Life Cycle

Test plan

Test design

Test execution

Bug report

Result analysis

Test summary


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DATA MODELING

Conceptual design

Logical design

Physical design


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IntroductionWhat is Business Analysis?A look at different viewpointsWhat is being analyzed?Whats the goal? Current trends in business analysis Key concepts Definition Reconciled to common understanding within the organization

The Role of the BAThe relationship of business analysis to project managementDifferentiating between business analysis and other analyst rolesCustomer Needs & IT Needs

The Skill Set Of A BAThe BAs Core Knowledge Set

The Practice of Business AnalysisBA Responsibilities

Requirements Gathering


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Software Engineering Process ModelsSDLCWater Fall ModelSpiral Methodology Agile (more evolved, RAD session: reverse-engineer session)Incremental Model RUP (Rational Unified Process)Modeling using UMLUMLDefined & History

UML diagramsUML modeling mechanismsReviewsDiagnosing the Business Environment (Enterprise analysis)Business problem solving

Understanding the business environmentCapturing business initiatives across the enterpriseDiagnosing a business problem or opportunity (i.e.; business initiative)Definition of a problemFinding and verifying true causes

Techniques to identify business problems and causes Workflow modellingGap Analysis


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Requirements Definition and DocumentationAssessing stakeholder roles and responsibilitiesIdentifying internal and external stakeholdersConducting stakeholder analysisSelecting requirements development templatesStake Holder Request Template

Analysis of RequirementsFact gathering methods

InterviewingObservationQuestionnairesResearchOrganizing the facts

Determining requirementsManaging requirementsBuilding a model of the solutionIntro to Process modeling using DFDsIntro to data modelingInformation modeling


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Requirements Management with Use CasesKey Concepts, Use case Model Essentials elements of Use Cases:The writing process . . . (Dos and Don'ts)

Analyzing Use Case text to uncover specific system requirementsConverting Use Case description sentences into well-formed requirementA style guide with suggested formats for different levels of Use CaseBusiness modeling i.e. techniques of identifying business concepts and tasks, and

introducing relevant parts of UML along the way/during Analysis phase.

Activity DiagramUse Case Analysis OverviewUse Case Analysis OverviewSupplement Use case DescriptionFind Classes from Use Case behaviorDistribute Use case behavior to ClassesResponsibilities of classesDescribe attributes and associationsClass Diagrams Sequence DiagramCollaboration Diagram


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Introduction to Data Modeling, Data Analysis & TestingGoals of Data Modeling, Logical & Physical Design (E-R Diagram)Goals of testing, functions performed during testing process, a Business Analyst

approach to testingTesting methodologies Black box and white box testing, Positive and Negative testsTesting (UAT)Reusable test plans, test procedures and Test Cases templateDerived test cases from use cases Identification of Test Scenarios, tracing test cases to test scenarios Traceability matrix

Business validation and verificationAnalysis of the System results Documenting unexpected behaviorsUser signoff Process and fulfilling expectationsTools Training -Introduction to Requirements Management and Rational RequistePro

Identifying and creating Business requirements in RequisteProIntroduction to UML Business Modeling and Rational Rose / UMLAdvantages to visual modeling, Rational Rose interface, views and diagramsManaging UML entities and relationships for the various UML diagramsUse Case, Activity and State Diagrams

Sequence and Class Diagrams


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Hands-On TrainingCandidates are required to complete take away and in class mini projects to

effectively utilize the classroom course and grasp the fundamentals of the UML.Candidates will have the opportunity to write use cases for business scenarios and

build the solution model in a team / individual basis. Mini projects will be reviewed in

class in order to ensure quality work product creation required to complete take away

and in class mini projects to effectively utilize the classroom course and grasp the

fundamentalsOf the UML

Candidates are presented with online demonstration of UML Modeling software likeRational Rose / UML. Candidates are encouraged to create UML diagrams for the

assignments using the software tools. Specific emphasis will be on the business

diagrams.

THANK YOU COURSE DURATION: 27 HOURS

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