BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis

Those professionals who are interested in improving their business analysis skills are eligible to sit for this course.

• Learn Business Analysis Skills
• For Changing Process Models for Business Problem Solving, make use of a business analysis process model approach.
• Learn to develop Business Strategies
• Recognize and Record Issues
• Study the viewpoints of Stakeholders affected by the Business Problems
• Work effectively within the context of engineering
• Learn to Perfect techniques and representations to present business processes

The delegates need to possess experience as a Project Manager, Business Analyst or some else but in a similar capacity. The candidates must carry an identification proof with them when they visit the examination center. The invigilator can demand the same at any point of time during the examination.

• The business context (K Level 4/5)
  • The basis for business analysis
  • Parts of the economy
  • Analysing the Business environment
  • The allowed and the guiding framework for business analysis
  • Understanding the SWOT analysis
  • Measuring business performance
  • Business analysis inside the business change lifecycle
• Lifecycle Stages
• Business analysis and its Techniques (K Level 4/5)
  • Examining and documenting business circumstances
  • Analysing Stakeholders and business viewpoints
  • Prototype business activities
  • Business events
  • Business rules
  • Gap analysis
• Developing Business Cases (K Level 4/5)
  • Rules for making business cases
  • Business case – Its contents
  • Options
  • The financial case
  • Techniques of Investment Evaluation
  • Risk analysis
  • Impact analysis
  • Business Case Lifecycle
• Defining Requirements (K Level 4/5)
  • Understanding Requirement Engineering
  • Knowing about Requirement Elicitation
  • Learning what is Requirement Analysis
  • Understanding Requirement Validation
• Requirements management and documentation (K Level 4/5)
  • Requirements management
  • Change control & Version control
  • Requirements Management Tools
  • Requirement Types
  • Documenting requirements
  • Prototyping Requirements
• Knowledge-based specialism (K Level 2/3)
  • Relevance of the selected module to business analysis
  • The all-inclusive view of a business system
  • Business Analysis in relation to
    • Professionalism
    • Projects
  • Practitioner specialism (K Level 2/3)
    • Business analyst role – its relevance
    • Module significance to an organisation
    • Description of the module