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Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
Duration
16 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
REQ-055
€ 290
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Description
The training is designed and developed for business analysts and other experts involved in the process of requirements analysis and design definition. During the course, participants will gain a better understanding of the key aspects of these activities and related techniques based on the BABOK V 3.0 methodology. Participants will also get to practice these new skills through various exercises and case studies.The training deals with multiple tasks performed by business analysts during the requirements analysis and design definition phase, including the following:
- Requirements description and modeling
- Requirements verification and validation
- Requirements structuring and organization
- Defining design options that meet business needs
- Assessing the potential value of each design option
- User stories
- Acceptance criteria
- Data modeling
- Brainstorming
- Mind mapping
Professional Development Hours (PDH) - 16
This course provides professional development hours (PD hours)
for further IIBA certification
for further IIBA certification
Objectives
- Study the basic terms and concepts of business analysis according to the BABOK® Guide V 3.0
- Understand the "Requirements analysis and design definition area of expertise" according to BABOK® Guide V 3.0
- Acquire the necessary skills for handling requirements specification and modeling, requirements validation and verification as well as analysis and assessment of design options
- Study a number of requirements analysis techniques
- Get an insight into the application, benefits and weaknesses of these techniques
Target Audience
System analysts, business analysts, business process specialists, product managers and team leads, who need to understand what goals need to be achieved and which tasks are about to be performed in the requirements analysis phase according to the BABOK® Guide V 3.0.
Prerequisites
- English language (basic knowledge)
Roadmap
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Requirements and Designs
- Definitions
- Differences between them
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Specify and model requirements
- Ways and rules of requirements description
- Analyze requirements
- Requirements attributes
- Techniques overview
- Techniques in detail (Data Modeling, User Stories, Acceptance criteria)
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Assessment and organize of requirements
- Verify requirements
- Validate requirements
- Define requirements architecture
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Assessment and analyze design options
- Define design options
- Techniques in detail (Mind Mapping)
- Analyze potential value and recommend solution
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