IIBA exam Preparation Are you currently employed as a Business Analyst but are not satisfied with your current responsibilities? Or are you looking to tap into your potential as a Business Analyst? Do you see yourself helping organizations produce value add solutions but have not been given this opportunity? The IIBA CBAP certification provides business analysis practitioners with a recognized designation indicating a foundation from which they can competently practice business analysis Pass the Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) (or) Certification of Competency in Business Analysis (CCBA) Certification Exam and demonstrate your true value as a Business Analyst.

Topics Covered

• BA’s roles and responsibilities • Software Engineering Process Models • Modeling using UML • Requirements Overview RUP and BABOOK • BPM Tools • Agile SCRUM • Use Case Model • Process Modeling, Data Modeling • Case Studies • Use Case Analysis Overview • Open Source Tools • Ms-Visio • Enterprise Architect • TOGAF, ZACH • Change Configuration Mgt and QA Concepts

Who should attend

• Business Analyst • System Analysts • Project Managers • SME's • Technical Analysts • Software Analysts • Functional Analysts • Market Analyst • Software Architects • Senior Programmers • Transition Analysts • Transition Managers • Transition Lead

Pre-requisites

• Business Analyst • System Analysts • Project Managers • SME's • Technical Analysts • Software Analysts • Functional Analysts • Market Analyst • Software Architects • Senior Programmers • Transition Analysts • Transition Managers • Transition Lead

What you need to bring

• Business Analyst • System Analysts • Project Managers • SME's • Technical Analysts • Software Analysts • Functional Analysts • Market Analyst • Software Architects • Senior Programmers • Transition Analysts • Transition Managers • Transition Lead

Key Takeaways

• In-depth Business Analysis Courseware including scenarios and case studies • Hands-on Exercises • Post Training Support • Templates & Case Studies belonging to various case studies • Learning Takes Away • Knowledge on tools availability • Implement of appropriate techniques • Deliverables or artifacts of each phase • Excises on scenarios and documentations • Tools use for modeling techniques • Situation base use of Elicitation tools