At A Glance

This 2-day course focuses on modeling techniques for developing business solution specifications. It builds on the use case and common elicitation techniques while presenting techniques for both visible and “behind-the-scenes” modeling system behavior. It also introduces techniques for modeling the underlying concepts of the system. Finally, it will explain how these techniques can be combined to assure that a business solution specification is complete and consistent.

Learning Objectives

Understand and be able to model the logical representations of screen flows – the Navigation Diagram
Understand and be able to model the various paths through the system – the Scenario Diagrams
Understand how and where User Interface design (the look and feel of the system) relates to the specification
Understand the modeling of the underlying concepts of the business as it relates to the system – the Entity Model
Be able to tie all of the perspectives and the use cases together to validate that the specification is complete and consistent

Target Audience/Who Should Attend

Business Analysts focused on complex business software automation
Business Analysts developing specifications for Service Oriented Architecture and workflow orchestration
Managers of Business Analysts & Lead Business Analysts

Unique Value of this Course

Focuses on the various modeling techniques necessary to create a rigorous business solution specification
Teaches business analysts how to model use cases, user interfaces, entities at a technology agnostic business level
Introduces how workflow and business rules fit into the business solution specification

Reference Material Provided

Student course handbook
Business Analysis Framework Entity Modeling how-to guide (30 pages)

IIBA Body of Knowledge & CBAP Certification Coverage

Course Availability

Public Schedule | Public Pricing: $1590 per student
For onsite training information and detailed course outlines, call 773-227-7110 x106