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Agile Business Analyst Foundation and Practitioner (AgileBA®)
What is Agile Business Analyst Foundation and Practitioner (AgileBA®)?
The Agile Business Analyst Foundation and Practitioner (AgileBA®) course is designed to introduce delegates to the principles and practices of Agile business analysis. AgileBA® is a globally recognised certification that equips professionals with the necessary skills to work in Agile environments. As organisations increasingly adopt Agile methodologies, having a solid understanding of Agile business analysis is crucial to deliver successful projects and meet business needs efficiently.
Proficiency in Agile business analysis is vital for professionals seeking to adapt to dynamic project environments. Agile methods allow organisations to remain flexible and responsive to changes. Business Analysts, Project Managers, It Professionals, and anyone involved in Agile projects will greatly benefit from mastering these techniques. This course ensures that delegates are equipped to contribute effectively in Agile settings, making them invaluable to their teams.
This 4-day course offered by Oakwood Internationals provides delegates with a comprehensive understanding of AgileBA® concepts and their real-world applications. It covers key Agile principles, roles, and techniques, preparing delegates to function in Agile teams. Practical exercises and case studies will allow delegates to build the confidence and skills required to navigate complex business analysis tasks in an Agile environment.
Course Objectives:
- To understand the core concepts of Agile business analysis
- To explore Agile roles, responsibilities, and techniques
- To learn how to apply AgileBA® principles to real-world scenarios
- To develop skills for effective collaboration in Agile teams
- To analyse business needs and define requirements in an Agile context
- To gain insight into the Agile project lifecycle
- To enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills in Agile settings
Upon completion of the course, delegates will receive the AgileBA® Foundation and Practitioner certification. This globally recognised qualification validates their expertise in Agile business analysis, opening doors to career advancement and enhanced professional opportunities.
Course Outline
Agile Business Analyst Foundation and Practitioner (AgileBA®)
This Agile Business Analysis Foundation and Practitioner course covers these topics:
Module 1: Role of the Business Analyst in an Agile World
- Holistic View of the Business
- Structure of Business Organisation
- Understanding the Business Environment
- PESTLE Analysis
- Poster’s Five Forces Analysis
- MOST Analysis
- Resource Audit
- SWOT Analysis
- TOWS
- Porter’s Value Chain
- Lean Thinking
- McKinsey 7S Model
- Balanced Business Scoreboard
- Core Considerations When Planning and Implementing Change
Module 2: Agile Fundamentals and the Agile BA
- Agile Software Development
- Philosophy
- Project Variables
- 8 Principles
- DSDM Process
- Management Products
- DSDM Team Roles
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Business Sponsor and Business Visionary
- Technical Coordinator and Project Manager
- Business Ambassador and Business Advisor
- Technical Advisor and Solution Developer and Tester
- Team Leader and Business Analyst
- Workshop Facilitator
- DSDM Coach
Module 3: Agile Business Case
- Business Case
- Business Case Context
- Roles Associated with the Business Case
- Business Case: Business Sponsor
- Business Case: Business Visionary
- Business Case: Technical Coordinator
- Business Case: Project Manager
- Business Case: Business Analyst
- Agile Practices and the Business Case
- Business Canvas/Lean Canvas
- Product Vision Box
Module 4: Stakeholders in the Agile Project
- Definition
- Three Stakeholder Categories
- Working with Project Stakeholders
- DSDM Coach
- DSDM Team-Working Together
- Agile Culture and Stakeholder Engagement
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Power/Interest Grid
Module 5: Requirements and User Stories
- Categories of Requirement
- User Stories
- Persona
- User Story – Story Card (Front and Back)
- Well-Constructed User Stories – INVEST
- Prioritised Requirements List (PRL)
- Hierarchy of User Stories
- Story Maps
- Agile BA and the PRL
Module 6: Prioritisation
- Eliciting Requirements
- Prioritising Requirements
- MoSCoW
- KANO Model
- Effective Prioritisation
Module 7: Workshops
- What is a Facilitated Workshop?
- When to Use a Facilitated Workshop?
- Facilitated Workshops
- Workshop Roles
- Common Features of Facilitated Workshops
- Facilitated Workshops – Associated Activities
- Agile BA and Facilitated Workshops
Module 8: Modelling
- What is a Model?
- Modelling Perspectives
- Modelling Techniques for the Agile BA
- Business Domain Model (Class Diagram)
- Business Process Diagram (Swim Lanes)
- Context (Scoping) Diagram
- Customer Journey Mapping
- Impact Mapping
- Rich Picture
- Storyboards / Wireframes
- Use Cases
- Modelling and the DSDM Principles
Module 9: Timeboxing and Iterative Development
- Types of Timebox
- Key Steps in a DSDM Structured Timebox
- Timeboxing – Daily Stand-Up
- Team Board (Kanban)
- Burn Down Chart
- Timeboxing – Wider Context
- Agile BA’S Role in a Timebox
- Iterative Development
- Quality in Iterative Development
- Approaches to Iterative Development
- Solution Focus
- Horizontal Approach
- Vertical Approach
- Combined Approach
- Agile BA’s Role in Iterative Development
Module 10: Requirements of Planning and Estimating Throughout the Lifecycle
- Requirements Planning Through the Lifecycle
- Feasibility
- Foundations
- Requirements During Timeboxes
- Prioritised Requirements List (PRL)
- Estimating within a DSDM Project
- Estimates and Requirements Detail
- Planning Poker
- Estimating Workshop
Module 11: Requirements of Lifecycle in an Agile Project
- Agile Approach to Requirements
- Role of the Agile BA
- Lifecycle of a Requirement
- Elicitation
- Analysis
- Validation
- Documentation
- Management
- Requirements in the DSDM Process
- Transitioning to Agile Business Analysis
- Balance Between Approaches
Included
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- No course includes are available.
Offered In This Course:
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Video Content
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eLearning Materials
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Study Resources
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Completion Certificate
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Tutor Support
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Interactive Quizzes
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- Live virtual classes led by experienced trainers, offering real-time interaction and guidance for optimal learning outcomes.
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- Flexible learning at your own pace, with access to comprehensive course materials and resources available anytime, anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is Agile Business Analysis?
Agile Business Analysis focuses on applying agile principles to business analysis, helping professionals deliver better solutions by collaborating, adapting, and responding to change more effectively in an agile environment.
Q. Who is this course suitable for?
This course is ideal for business analysts, project managers, product owners, and anyone involved in agile projects who wants to gain a deeper understanding of agile business analysis.
Q. What is the difference between the Foundation and Practitioner levels?
The Foundation level provides an introduction to agile business analysis concepts, while the Practitioner level builds on this knowledge with advanced techniques and real-world application in agile environments.
Q. Do I need prior experience in business analysis to attend this course?
Basic knowledge of business analysis is helpful but not mandatory. The Foundation course is suitable for beginners, while the Practitioner course assumes you have a basic understanding of business analysis concepts.
Q. What are the key benefits of becoming AgileBA® certified?
Gaining the AgileBA® certification demonstrates your proficiency in agile business analysis, enhancing your career prospects, improving your ability to contribute to agile projects, and increasing your employability.
