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Whether you're a new graduate looking for a job or want to switch to a field with more opportunities and a better career path, and you've chosen Business Analysis but don't know where to start. In this course, we'll explore Business Analysis, learning the profession's secrets in a practical way. You'll work with us step-by-step to gain both the skill and the knowledge."
In this course, we'll learn how to work effectively with clients and ensure project success.
We'll learn how to write Requirement Documents, design professional Diagrams and Wireframes.
We'll also learn how to build a professional Portfolio and CV as Business Analysts.
This course is practical, and you'll need to apply it step-by-step
In the course, we've provided assignments after each part with tips for completing them.
We include explanations of real Business projects and practical applications from the job market with models and examples.
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After Completing this course you will be able to
Build Strong Foundations:
Develop a solid understanding of business analysis fundamentals to set yourself up for success in any industry.
Understand Project and Requirements Life Cycles:
Learn how project and requirements life cycles integrate, and understand the roles and job descriptions of Business Analysts within project teams.
Master Effective Meeting Management:
Gain skills to run productive meetings with stakeholders, ensuring you extract necessary information and secure approvals efficiently.
Excel in Workshop Facilitation:
Acquire techniques to manage engaging workshops, promoting interaction and idea sharing without dominance by any single party.
Employ Various Requirement Gathering Techniques:
Learn over 15 methods to gather requirements effectively, tailored to different contexts and needs.
Understand Business Models and Tools:
Study and implement various business models and tools with practical examples to ensure deep understanding and application.
Leverage AI Tools:
Utilize AI tools to streamline the writing and designing of requirements, maintaining quality and project scope.
Write Professional Requirements:
Progress from basic feature lists to comprehensive documents like SRS, BRD, and User Stories, adapting to different project methodologies.
Use Requirement Management Tools:
Get hands-on experience with tools like Jira, DevOps, Trello, and Clickup for tracking requirements, handling change requests, and managing tasks.
Understand & Excel User Interface Design Elements:
Learn the basics of UI design and create wireframes using tools like Figma and Balsamiq, enhancing your overall project contributions.
Apply Knowledge in Real Projects:
Participate in practical projects through all stages, complete assignments with feedback, and review peer projects for a comprehensive learning experience.
Prepare for Professional Advancement:
Develop professional resumes, get interview skills, understand common questions, and identify key skills valued by employers.
This course also helps prepare you for the PMI PBA exam, providing business analysis training aligned with PMI standards.
Entry-Level Business Analysts Seeking Fulltime, Remote and Overseas Opportunities
تعريف تحليل الأعمال
هل العميل يعلم احتياجاته مسبقًا؟
دور ال Software System Analyst من أين يبدأ دور
والفارق بينه وبين دور Enterprise Business Analysis؟
ما هي المتطلبات؟
Gather & Elicit
Collect
Express
Prioritize
Verify
Validate
Evaluate
تصحيح لمعلومة كنت قولتها وإكتشفت إنها من مصدر غير صحيح
في مراحل هندسة المتطلبات Requirement Engineering
إحنا بنعمل Elicit
و بعدين بنعمل Collect
أما الخطوات نفسها شرحناها مظبوط
لمزيد من التفاصيل
In the context of business analysis or requirements engineering, the "Elicit" phase typically happens first, followed by the "Collect" phase. Here’s a breakdown of each phase and its associated activities:
Elicit Phase
The Elicit phase is the initial step where the primary focus is on gathering requirements from stakeholders through various techniques. This phase aims to identify the needs and constraints of the stakeholders and the system.
Activities in the Elicit Phase:
Interviews: Conducting one-on-one or group interviews with stakeholders to gather detailed requirements.
Workshops: Facilitating collaborative sessions with multiple stakeholders to generate and refine requirements.
Surveys/Questionnaires: Distributing surveys to collect quantitative data from a large group of stakeholders.
Observation: Observing stakeholders in their work environment to understand their tasks and workflows.
Document Analysis: Reviewing existing documentation, such as business plans, regulations, and user manuals, to extract relevant information.
Focus Groups: Engaging a group of stakeholders in discussions to gather their views and suggestions.
Prototyping: Creating preliminary models of the system to elicit feedback from stakeholders.
Brainstorming: Generating ideas and solutions through collaborative thinking sessions.
Other Techniques that we went through
Collect Phase
The Collect phase follows the Elicit phase and involves the systematic gathering and consolidation of the requirements obtained during the Elicitation phase. This phase ensures that all gathered information is organized and documented properly.
Activities in the Collect Phase:
Documentation: Writing down the requirements in a structured format, such as requirement specifications or user stories.
Prioritization: Ranking the requirements based on their importance, urgency, and impact on the project.
Breaking down and examining the requirements to understand dependencies, constraints, and impacts.
Traceability: Establishing links between requirements and their sources to ensure that all requirements are accounted for and can be tracked throughout the project lifecycle.
In summary, the "Elicit" phase comes first, focusing on gathering raw requirements through various techniques, followed by the "Collect" phase, which involves organizing, validating, and documenting these requirements.
Needs Assessment
Planning
Analysis
Traceability & Monitoring
Solution Evaluation
EPIC => Feature => Story => Task
Business Requirements
Stakeholder Requirements
Solution Requirements
○ Functional Requirements
○ Non-Functional Requirements
Transition Requirements
Project Requirements
Quality Requirements
Techniques like Kano, 100-Point Method, Cost-Value, Pareto Analysis,
MoSCoW
Empowering BAs: Crafting Effective Questions for Project Kickoff Meetings
This exam tests your skills in gathering requirements, documenting them clearly in documents like (BRD & SRS), and applying BA techniques like (mind maps, user stories) to bridge the gap between business needs and technical solutions.
Products, Customers & Sales Transactions, Vendors, Inventory, Stores (Multi-Branch), Cashiers, Promotions and Discounts, Payment Methods, etc.
Products, Category, Shipments, Stores, Discounts, Payments, Orders, Loyalty….
Departments, Patient Registration, Medical history, Laboratory, Radiology, Pharmacy .. etc
Courses, Enrollment, Groups, Resources, Learning Activities( quizzes, exams etc.), Performance and Progress Tracking students, etc.
Leads, Account, Contact, Opportunity, Product, Quote, Sales Order, Activity, Campaign, Dashboard
بيانات الموظفين والعوامل المؤثرة على المرتبات زي الحضور و الخصومات والمكافآت و الأجازات و الترقيات وأيضا نظام التعيينات و العهد و الإلتزامات والسلف ونهاية الخدمة وتدريب وإنتداب و تنظيم فعاليات بناء الفريق و تحسين بيئة العمل وغيرها
Registrations, Events, Reports, Users, Profiles, Tickets, Booking, Roles and permissions, Payment, Organizers, Marketing,.. etc
Scope Models
Models that structure and organize the features, functions, and boundaries of the business domain being analyzed
Process Models
Models that describe business processes and ways in which stakeholders interact with those processes
Rule Models
Models of concepts and behaviors that define or constrain aspects of a business to enforce established business policies
Data Models
Models that document the data used in a process or system and its life cycle
Interface Models
Models that assist in understanding specific systems and their relationships within a solution
UI Research, Inspiration Libraries, Kits, and Material Design Systems
Agile Values and Principles
SCRUM Process Model and its practices during SDLC
Software Development Methodologies Comparison
Requirements, Software Traceability Tools & IDEs
DevOps
Trello
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