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Agile IT Business Analysis Made Comprehensible, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 113 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 2009 subscribers.

You will learn about Illustrate the capabilities and claims of Lean and Agile software development frameworks Adapt different requirements gathering techniques from Lean, Agile, Kanban and Scrum software development methodologies Analyze the costs and benefits of IT projects Leverage the learning trajectory to integrate the presented techniques into your job interview This course is ideal for individuals who are Junior to intermediate Business Analysts or University Graduates or College Graduates It is particularly useful for Junior to intermediate Business Analysts or University Graduates or College Graduates.

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Summary

Title: Agile IT Business Analysis Made Comprehensible

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 113

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 117

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 90

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Illustrate the capabilities and claims of Lean and Agile software development frameworks
  • Adapt different requirements gathering techniques from Lean, Agile, Kanban and Scrum software development methodologies
  • Analyze the costs and benefits of IT projects
  • Leverage the learning trajectory to integrate the presented techniques into your job interview

Who Should Attend

  • Junior to intermediate Business Analysts
  • University Graduates
  • College Graduates

Target Audiences

  • Junior to intermediate Business Analysts
  • University Graduates
  • College Graduates

A simplified and useful tutorial to assist learners to get insights into Business Analysis. This course will give them all the required knowledge to begin their IT career. Also, it could be a refresher for the current BA at different levels. They will sharpen their skills in IT business analysis.

This course will help you learn how to conduct:

  • Interviews,

  • Workshops,

  • On-site Observations,

  • Brain-storing activities,

  • Focus groups,

  • Surveys

  • to comprehend the Business Processes and their requirements.

Future Business Analysts will be able to take a problem, find a solution for it, develop a project roadmap, and promote them to stakeholders. 

In this course I will also cover:

  • Stakeholder Management, 

  • Conducting Stakeholders Analysis/Mind-Mapping,

  • Using the RACI Chart,

  • Project Communication Plan,

  • Requirements Gathering Techniques.

I will also focus you on:

  • Requirements Modelling:

  • Functional and Non-Functional Requirements

  • User requirements,

  • Business needs.

Furthermore, I will develop your skills on

  • Use Cases,

  • UML foundations and

  • Prioritizing backlog items.

I will concentrate on the full scope of business analysis methods used to solve IT issues.

I will enhance your value to your organization by raising your ability to comprehend and analyze business needs in IT formats that are supported by Agile, Lean, Scrum frameworks.

Take ownership and control of your IT projects. You will develop your influence over executing the right projects and do it right. See you in the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Software Development Industry Overview

Lecture 1: The Evolution of the Software Industry: Warm-up

Lecture 2: Software Innovations in the 1990s-2000s: Transforming Industries

Lecture 3: Exploring Cloud-Based Delivery, AI Integration, and Future Paradigm Shifts

Lecture 4: Project Activities Life-cycle

Lecture 5: Uncertainty in IT

Lecture 6: IT Projects

Lecture 7: Intro to Agile and its Manifesto

Lecture 8: Agile: Kanban

Lecture 9: Rational Unified Process – RUP

Lecture 10: Activities and Services of IT Companies

Lecture 11: Models of IT Outsourcing Services

Lecture 12: Types of IT Projects Funding

Lecture 13: IT Projects' Roles I

Lecture 14: IT Projects' Roles II

Lecture 15: SDLC models: Cascade, Iterative, Spiral

Chapter 2: Agile IT Project Management

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: Management Notion

Lecture 3: Management Theory Evolution

Lecture 4: System Approach

Lecture 5: Thinking Process in Computer Science

Lecture 6: Management Process

Lecture 7: Waterfall Model

Lecture 8: Scrum Framework

Lecture 9: Scrum Framework: Backlog, Sprints

Lecture 10: Scrum: Sprint Planning, Review, Retrospection

Lecture 11: Scrum: Misc

Lecture 12: Kanban Overview

Lecture 13: Lean and Quiz Preparation

Chapter 3: IT Business Analysis Core

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: BA Concept

Lecture 3: Requirements Classification

Lecture 4: BA Goals and Value

Lecture 5: Elicitation

Lecture 6: Highlighting User Classes

Lecture 7: User Interface Analysis

Lecture 8: BA Interview

Lecture 9: Workshops

Lecture 10: Brainstorm

Lecture 11: Focus Group

Lecture 12: Users in Workplaces

Lecture 13: Prototyping

Lecture 14: Survey

Lecture 15: Recap

Lecture 16: The Evolving Role of Business Analysis

Chapter 4: Agile Methodologies Big Picture

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: Agile Concept

Lecture 3: Agile Principles

Lecture 4: Agile Development Overview

Lecture 5: Agile History

Lecture 6: Agile Philosophy

Lecture 7: Agile Methods

Lecture 8: Agile Challenges

Lecture 9: Agile Management and Recap

Chapter 5: User Stories

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: History

Lecture 3: User Stories Core

Lecture 4: User Stories Benefits and Limitations

Lecture 5: Usage

Lecture 6: User Stories Map and Recap

Chapter 6: QA Concepts for IT BA

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: Warm-up

Lecture 3: Main Definitions of Networking for QA

Lecture 4: Networking and IP

Lecture 5: HTTP and HTTPS

Lecture 6: HTTP History

Lecture 7: HTTP Cookie

Lecture 8: HTTPS Core

Lecture 9: DNS Core

Lecture 10: DNS Structure

Lecture 11: Client – Server Architecture

Lecture 12: Miscellaneous: Email Protocols, Cache

Chapter 7: OS Concepts for IT BA

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: OS Core

Lecture 3: OS Functions

Lecture 4: OS Parts and Recap

Chapter 8: Web Concepts for IT BA

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: Internet and WWW

Lecture 3: Document Types

Lecture 4: Static and Dynamic Documents

Lecture 5: Absolute and Relative URL

Lecture 6: Document Reference and Recap

Chapter 9: Self-branding and Job Interview Tips

Lecture 1: Intro and Objectives

Lecture 2: Personal Branding Notion

Lecture 3: Self Improvement and Personal Branding

Lecture 4: Personal Branding Core

Lecture 5: Personal Branding Steps

Lecture 6: Self-marketing

Lecture 7: Mastering Job Interview and Recap

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