Business Analysis Training Courses
Systemation has a wide selection of different workshops. Available in customizable on-site classes and professionally run public workshops, we have the curriculum that is right for you. In addition, all of our business analysis training courses comply with IIBA’s BABOK v2.0. Below you will find our most popular workshop listings. You may also download an outline in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Want more information? Give us a call at 800.747.9783.
Practitioner Level Business Analysis Training Courses
Fast Start® in Business Analysis
3 days Traditional | 24 hours Virtual
24 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9011) | 24 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-001)
In this workshop, analysts identify and document symptoms of broken business processes. They map customers’ needs through skillful interviews and observation, unearthing the “unspoken” requirements that can undermine a project if ignored. They document these needs in detail and rehearse how to present requirements – and recommended business process changes – to management.
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Survival Skills for Analysts
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
16 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9020) | 14 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-003)
This course teaches analysts what types of communication and analysis project managers need and when. Participants also learn techniques for facilitating effective meetings with technical people or customers; accurately appraising group dynamics; and listening for concerns germane to project success.
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Mastering the Requirements Process
3 days Traditional | 24 hours Virtual
21 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9100) | 24 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-002)
Participants learn how to ask the right questions, capture stakeholder requests, model existing systems and write quality statements of requirements. By the end of this course, they have a good command of the basic concepts that greatly enhance their ability to achieve project success.
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Advanced Level Business Analysis Training Courses
Advanced Business Analysis
3 days Traditional | 24 hours Virtual
21 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9150) | 24 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-004)
This workshop is specifically designed for business analysts and project managers looking to improve the way they plan, manage, analyze and document requirements for complex software systems. Students learn to leverage the Unified Modeling Language and Information Engineering to improve requirements analysis, enhance quality and reduce project time and cost.
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Bringing Business Solutions to Life
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
14 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9080) | 16 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-005)
This workshop focuses on several key themes of the implementation process, including how Business Analysts can: effectively participate in the implementation process, ensure requirements have been implemented completely, and leverage late-phase project tools and techniques to make project implementations more successful.
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Business Analysis Simulation
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
14 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9350) | 16 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-006)
Analysts participate in a “reenactment” of an emergency scenario. After receiving a briefing, they interview key players to learn about a breakdown in a critical business process. They define the requirements for fixing the problem and propose the best course of action. Participants hone their skills and speed to prepare for unexpected, untimely, real-life surprises.
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Other Business Analysis Training Courses
Business Analysis Boot Camp
5 days Traditional | 40 hours Virtual
35 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9400) | 40 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-013)
This intensive five-day Business Analysis Boot Camp covers both tactical and strategic imperatives of the business analysis discipline. Students learn how to properly focus their attention on important issues, opportunities, benefits, stakeholders, scope and objectives; and will broaden their knowledge of the requirements process through proven elicitation, discovery, documentation and validation techniques.
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Business Analysis for Non Business Analysts
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
14 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9410) | 16 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-010)
Understanding business process, pain points, and opportunities for improvement is everyone’s job, even if your title isn’t “business analyst”. Being able to create efficiencies, reduce costs, and effectively communicate are professional skills that can be used in any position. This course will help participants sharpen their ability to think critically, look at the big picture as well as drill down into the details.
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Business Analysis Overview
1 days Traditional | 8 hours Virtual
7 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9300) | 8 CDUs (IIBA ID E022-011)
A one-day workshop that aims to provide a realistic and interactive overview of what business analysis is, and what a business analyst does in the framework of defining system solutions. This workshop will use a case study approach to allow participants to perform a current state analysis to identify the “as is” situation, interview users to elicit requirements about the “future state”, and write requirements for the solution.
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CBAP® Exam Preparation
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
16 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9430) | 16 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-014)
This workshop is designed to assist the participant in applying for the CBAP® certification and learn best practices for preparing and passing the exam. It focuses attention on key concepts throughout the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK®) version 2.0 for the greatest preparation efficiency and effectiveness.
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Estimating for Business Analysts
1 days Traditional | 8 hours Virtual
7 PDUs (PMI ID SYS9420) | 8 CDUs (IIBA ID E47917-012)
This one-day, hands on workshop teaches planning and estimating techniques to business analysts. Participants learn to properly identify project deliverables, determine the key activities needed to produce those deliverables, and then derive the level of effort and duration for each activity.
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NEW! Got Projects?
2 days Traditional | 16 hours Virtual
Individuals managing smaller, shorter-term projects often wear multiple hats and have other job duties on top of their project responsibilities. This highly interactive workshop equips such jugglers to deliver great project results more efficiently and with less stress. Participants gain a solid understanding of the 4 phases in every project (planning, specifying, building, and implementing) and the 4 project disciplines (project management, business analysis, product development, and change management).
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