SAP BA

Functional professional with a conceptual understanding of the business processes. He/she has the ability to quickly understand business needs and translate that understanding into a form that leads to the creation and/or composition of better solutions. The Business Analyst is the key liaison between the business and IT for gathering and analyzing more detailed requirements from the business. In contrast to a Business Architect, who is concerned with the whole enterprise and works at a strategic level reporting to the business, the Business Analyst works at a project, i.e. operational level, and is usually assigned to a specific Line of Business, specializing in a specific business domain or capability, and often is part of the development team. Often, the Business Analyst has project management responsibilities in seeing through the creation of the business process. Business Analyst Online Training course content

IT Business Analysis Course

1. Fundamentals of Business Analysis
-> Business Analyst Introduction
-> BA – qualities, skills, roles, responsibilities
->Types of Requirements
-> Stakeholder
-> Business Process Modeling
2. Introduction to Domain Knowledge
-> Domain Lists
-> Domain Terminology – Client comfort
-> Domain Certifications
3. IT Companies overview & BA Skills
->IT Companies and Hierarchical Structure
->Basic knowledge on Projects
-> Risk
-> Thumb Rule
4. Enterprise Analysis
-> Business Architecture, Feasibility Studies, Project Scope,
5. SDLC Methodologies and Models
-> Software Development Life Cycle
-> Methodologies – Waterfall, Agile, Scrum, RUP
6. Requirement Process, Planning & Management
-> What are requirements?
-> Characteristics of Requirements
-> Types of Requirements
->Functional & Non-Functional Requirements
-> The Requirements Process
-> Planning & Managing Requirements
7. Requirements Engineering
->Principles / Contraints / Techniques
-> JAD – Joint Application Development
-> Data Analysis
->Creating Models, Scenarios
-> Interviewing /Brainstorming
-> Reverse Engineering

8. Requirement Analysis.
-> RTM – Requirements Traceability Matrix
-> Change Management
->Requirements Risk Management
-> Gap Analysis
-> Impact Analysis
9. Requirements Specifications
->FSD / BRS / URD / BRD (Business Requirements Document)
-> Writing Functional Specifications Document
-> Rules, problems, use of terms, structure
10. OOA & UML
-> UML 2.0 – working with use case diagrams, activity diagrams, knowledge on class, object, state,
-> Sequence, collaboration, component, and deployment diagrams
->Working with UML tools
-> Working with UI tools
11. Requirements Verification and signoff
-> Structure and Grammar, banned words
-> Validations, Pre-Review, Review
->Signoff
12. Tools/Documents & Validation
->Rational Suite
-> Various supporting tools
-> QA, QC, Software Testing
-> Types of Testing
-> Testing Methods
-> Testing Levels
-> Testing Strategy, Planning, Test Cases
-> UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
13. Interview Job Preparation
14. Topic-wise study materials