ART & SCIENCE OF REQUIREMENTS ELICITATION
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Business Analysts
Requirements elicitation as a niche discipline is explained with emphasis on various techniques of eliciting requirements. Special emphasis is placed on requirements gathering workshop
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1
Business process modelling including BPMN, is explained in depth with suitable examples and illustrations drawn from core banking, lending and payments work streams
Business Analysts
BUSINESS PROCESS MODELLING
WHAT IS BUSINESS ANALYSIS?
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All
The program provides an introduction to business analysis as a discipline, explaining it's numerous constituent elements,its origins and evolution, its future both internationally and in India and its formal regulation by bodies such as IIBA
3
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The program provides an overview of business analysis as a discipline and elaborates on it as a niche career option.Opportunities for Business Analysts globally in various work streams/industries including business consulting are discussed with a global perspective
BUSINESS ANALYSIS
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CAREER OPTION
Use Cases - A Primer
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This course introduces and explains Use Cases as a business analysis tool that may be deployed as required for understanding the functional scope of software systems and products. Conceptual aspects of Use Cases are covered with practical examples.
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High Level Estimation
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All
This course imparts a strong conceptual understanding of high level estimation to participants through an interactive case study approach. Various estimation techniques are elaborated stating the relative merits and demerits of each technique. Estimation in the context of Agile is also discussed along with a Common Estimation Model and template.
4
Minimum Viable Product - MVP
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Software Developers, Business Analysts
This short program seeks to illustrate the concept of MVP or Minimum Viable Product and elaborates how one base product can be expanded in to a varied product range yielding vastly better returns.
1
Introduction to Agile
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Software Developers, Business Analysts
This short program seeks to introduce Agile as a method of software development and its relative merits and demerits vis a vis the traditional Waterfall approach to software development.
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