Why Attend
Business systems analysis is the discovering, analyzing, modeling, and specification of the logical requirements of a business in order to design and build effective business solutions.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Understand the role of the business systems analyst; Understand the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC); Define the system scope; Identify system stakeholders; Create a business case; Understand and apply The Architecture Framework; Model the business across all its dimensions: data, activities, locations, people, time and motivation; Apply information gathering techniques; Define functional and non-functional business requirements; Write a business requirements specification
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Day 1:
Introduction to Business Systems Analysis
The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
The business systems analysis process
Identifying system users and other stakeholders
Defining the system scope
Creating a business case
Day 2:
Modeling the Business
An introduction to modeling concepts
The Architecture Framework
Modeling data requirements
Business process modeling for business systems analysis
Day 3:
Modeling the Business (Continued)
Writing and modeling use cases
Modeling the location dimension
Modeling organizations, people and roles
Analyzing business and time events
Discovering and documenting business rules
Day 4:
Gathering Information
Interviewing methods
Using questionnaires
Document analysis and observation
Workshop facilitation using Joint Application Design (JAD) techniques
Eliciting and capturing requirements in workshops
Day 5:
Preparing a Business Requirements Specification
Functional and non-functional requirements
Writing effective requirements
Validating requirements
The content of a business requirements specification
Deal with Flow charts and how it works.