This course explores two of the core concepts of business analysis: requirements elicitation and requirements analysis. Team collaboration techniques using visual requirements models reduce the requirements cycle while achieving high quality requirements. Participants will learn to use a combination of requirements models concurrently to understand, document and validate several perspectives at once. A key aspect of this course is the examination of techniques like UML and other notations for use case analysis and workflow modeling, business rules analysis, user interface requirements analysis and data modeling.
This course (BAE2) is one of seven courses in the Business Analysis Essentials Certificate program. In order to achieve your Algonquin College certificate, you must complete all seven courses within five years. However, taking all seven courses is not mandatory, and you may choose to select only those courses which meet your specific needs.
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Algonquin College is an Endorsed Education Provider™(EEP™) of IIBA. Courses in the BA Essential program are eligible for Professional Development hours (PD hours) for certification and Continuing Development Units (CDUs) for recertification. This course is eligible for 24 PD Hours/CDUs.
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Algonquin College is an Authorized Training Partner of the Project Management Institute (PMI®). This course is eligible for 24 PMP/CAPM/PgMP/CPBEP PDU’s.
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Endorsed Education Provider™, EEP™ are trademarks owned by International Institute of Business Analysis.
PMI is a registered trademark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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