Conducting Business Analysis & Developing Requirements
With information from elicitation in hand, business analysts must compile their findings into useful forms and leverage it to meet objectives. In this course, learn how to develop and model requirements, document solutions, and address business needs.
What you'll learn
No matter how well information is elicited or how beneficial a solution may be, business analysis cannot succeed if requirements aren't effectively written, structured, or understood. In Conducting Business Analysis & Developing Requirements, you'll gain the ability to transform information gleaned from conversations and analysis into a plan for success. You'll learn about a variety of useful techniques for modeling scope, processes, rules, data, and interfaces. Then, you'll learn how to effectively write, document, structure, and prioritize requirements. Finally, you'll learn how to take your solutions documentation through validation and approval, so that project work can begin. When you're finished with this course, you'll know how to use models to better understand and communicate challenges and use simple rules and structures to convert those findings into a clear path forward.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 2m
- Rule Models: Business Rule Catalogs 7m
- Rule Models: Decision Trees & Decision Tables 6m
- Data Models: Entity Relationship Diagrams 3m
- Data Models: Data Flow Diagrams 4m
- Data Models: Data Dictionaries 3m
- Data Models: State Tables & Diagrams 5m
- Interface Models: Report Tables 4m
- Interface Models: System Interface Tables 3m
- Interface Models: User Interface Flow 3m
- Interface Models: Wireframes + Display-Action-Response 5m
- Module Review 4m
About the author
Casey is an entrepreneurial leader with experience managing projects, analyzing challenges, and designing solutions in healthcare, mobile, digital media, online learning, and more. His Pluralsight courses have helped nearly 1,000,000 professionals gain the skills they need to tackle new challenges and earn globally-recognized certifications, including PMP, CBAP, CAPM, PMI-ACP, CompTIA Project+, ICAgile, and more.