Business Analysis Professional Certification CBAP

General Introduction:

• Learning Objectives:

Learn about Business Analysis frameworks, their objectives, vision, history and
more. Explore more about the BA different Certifications.
 

Introduction to Business Analysis:

• Learning Objectives

Understand the definition of Business Analysis according to world best practices.

• What is Business Analysis
• Who is a Business Analyst
• Why is Business Analysis important?
• Business Analysis Core Concept Model
• Business Analysis Perspectives
• Business Analysis Knowledge Areas
• Business Analysis Techniques
• Business Analysis Underlying Competencies
• Requirements Classification
• Requirement and Design
• Who is a stakeholder?

Business Analysis Planning & Monitoring:

• Learning Objectives

Understand the core concept of Planning and Monitoring, the planning tasks and
their corresponding deliverables required to plan the efforts of business analysts
and the stakeholders.

• Plan Business Analysis Approach
• Plan Stakeholder Engagement Approach
• Plan Business Analysis Governance
• Plan Business Analysis Information Management
• Identify Business Analysis Performance Improvements

Elicitation and Collaboration:

• Learning Objectives

Learn about the tasks that business analysts perform to obtain (elicit ) information
from stakeholders/ customers, and how to find the appropriate tools and
techniques to gather/review/communicate and confirm the results with
stakeholders.

• Prepare for Elicitation
• Conduct Elicitation
• Confirm Elicitation Results
• Communicate Business Analysis Information
• Manage Stakeholder Collaboration

Requirements Lifecycle Management:

• Learning Objectives

Learn about the tasks performed by the business analysts to manage, prioritize and
maintain requirements and design information from inception to retirement.

• Trace Requirements
• Maintain Requirements
• Prioritize Requirements
• Assess Requirements Changes
• Approve Requirements

Strategy Analysis

• Learning Objectives

Learn about a business analyst’s responsibilities and how to define the future and
transition states needed for the organizations to address the business needs and
meet the overall vision and business objectives.

• Analyze Current State
• Define Future State
• Assess Risks
• Define Change Strategy

Requirements Analysis and Design Definition

• Learning Objectives

Understand the tasks business analysts perform to structure and organize.
requirements, specify and model, verify and validate information and decide on the
best solution to meet business needs.

• Specify & model Requirements
• Verify Requirements
• Validate requirements
• Define requirements Architecture
• Define Design Options
• Analyze Potential Value and recommend Solution

Solution Evaluation

• Learning Objectives

Understand the tasks a business analyst performs to assess the performance and
the value delivered by a solution in use in the enterprise and recommend removal.
of barriers or constraints that prevent the full realization of the value.

• Measure and Analyze solution performance
• Assess Solution Limitations
• Assess Enterprise Limitations
• Recommend Actions to Increase Solution Value

 
Business Analysis Techniques: (50 techniques of BABOK)

• Acceptance and Evaluation Criteria.
• Backlog Management.
• Balanced Scorecard.
• Benchmarking and Market Analysis.
• Brainstorming.
• Business Capability Analysis.
• Business Cases.
• Business Model Canvas

This course provides a proven combination of class learning , academic knowldege, and practicing experience in foundation of business analysis knowledge, principle tools and techinniques required for any business anslyst to master.

The course prepares the attendees to build their roadmap to be professional business analysts, in addition to getting basic skills required to manage requirments life cycle in software projects.

• Learn foundation knowledge of business analysis core concepts
• Understand business anlaysis competences and prerequiresets
• Understand the roles and responsibilities of business analyts in Software industry
• Understand what are requirements and how to manage them through different approaches of software development
• Practice tools and techniques related to requirements elecitation and requirments analysis
• Understand different approachs of business analysis in software development
• Learn how to do stakeholder analysis
• Learn how to priotrize , package and communicate requirments to different levels of stakeholders
• Learn how to prepare software business requirments documents
• Understand Business process analysis and modeling techniques

 
At the end of the training course, a number of KPIs will be evaluated for each trainee to measure the following:

• Requirements elicitation Skills
• Communication skills
• Stakeholder analysis
• Document writing and organization
• Process modeling

The IIBA Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Course is for business analysts.
Any one in the role of Business Analysis and Project Management Can attend the training ,
However to Apply for CBAP Exam you should meet the following :

CBAP Eligibility

• To earn the CBAP designation, candidates must:
• Complete a minimum of 7,500 hours of Business Analysis Work experience in the last 10 years.
• Within this experience, a minimum of 900 hours completed in 4 of the 6 BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas, for a total of at least 3,600 of the required 7,500 total.
• Complete a minimum of 35 hours of Professional Development in the last 4 years.
• Provide two references.
• Agree to Code of Conduct.
• Agree to Terms and Conditions.
• Pass the exam.

• If you don’t meet the required hours of Business Analysis Work experience you can attend the same training and take one of the following exams accourding to your experience level :

• Exam CCBA Certification of Capability in Business Analysis

CCBA Eligibility

• To earn the CCBA designation, candidates must:
• Complete a minimum of 3,750 hours of Business Analysis work experience in the last 7 years.
• Within these 3750 minimum hours required, a minimum of 900 hours must be completed in each of 2 of the 6 BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas OR, a minimum of 500 hours must be completed in each of 4 of the 6 BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas.
• Complete a minimum of 21 hours of Professional Development within the last 4 years.
• Provide references.
• Agree to Code of Conduct.
• Agree to Terms and Conditions.
• Pass the exam.

• Exam ECBA Entry Certificate in Business Analysis

ECBA Eligibility

• Ensure you register an account with IIBA.
• Complete a minimum of 21 Professional Development (PD) hours within the last four years.
• Your hours can be logged and tracked here.
• Agree with the Code of Conduct.
• Agree with Terms and Conditions.