BA online training course content

Brainstorming

JAD (Joint Application Design)

Business data modeling

Entity Relationship Diagrams

Use Case diagrams

Work Flow Analysis

Activity Diagrams

Data Flow Diagrams

Decision Tables

Structured Testing principles and methods

Structured Walkthroughs

Black Box requirements-based testing including boundary value analysis

Systems testing (Regression, volume, stress, usability, performance tests)

Mapping Business Analysis tools to project development phases for:

Waterfall methodologies

Iterative methodologies

Object-Oriented (OO) tools for the Business Analyst, using UML 2

Use cases, Class diagrams  

Introduction to Use Cases

    - History of Use Cases 

    - Use cases and the Business Requirements Document

    - Link to other technologies:

         > OO, Iterative development

Criteria for selecting projects

Facilitating Requirements –Gathering Sessions with Use Cases

    - Rules for conducting use case workshop sessions 

    - Preparation 

    - Who should attend 

    - Roles

    - Defining the Deliverables: When to best introduce and create:

          > Stakeholder Interest Table

          > Use Case Packages 

          > Role Maps 

          > Use Case Diagrams 

          > Use Case Text

Analyzing the impact on the Enterprise with business use cases.

Eliciting and documenting detailed user requirements with system use cases

Use Case Description Template for textual documentation

Writing guidelines

How to number the requirements

Defining the users of the system:

Role Map

Defining actors, “generalized” and “specialized” actors

Working with stakeholders to discover and document the textual requirements:

Triggers

Preconditions

Postconditions

Basic (Normal) Flow

Alternate and Exceptional Flows

Organizing the documentation for maximum reuse with inclusion, extension and generalized use cases.

Links to other documentation

    - Data dictionary 

    - Entity classes and class diagrams 

    - Activity Diagrams 

    - Non-functional requirements 

    - Avoiding common errors

Standard solutions for common situations:

    - Customer IVR identification 

    - CRUD (Create/ Read/ Update/Delete) 

    - Login 

    - Technology variations 

    - Customer self-service 

    - Geographical sub-sites within an e-commerce application

 Job Aids containing:

    - Templates 

    - Tips 

    - Examples 

    - Glossary of technical terms

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