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These are the sessions we offer for Agile Business Analysis in United States.
We also have sessions for this course in:
Australia
New Zealand
Asia
What is the course like?
How do you combine your analysis skills with agile tools and techniques?
If you’re a business analyst working in agile projects, our Agile Business Analyst course will help you understand how to operate in an agile environment so that you’re better equipped to deliver value to your organisation. You will learn how to build the right products, for the right customers, at the right time while reducing waste.
You'll gain
ICAgile accredited course: The ICAgile Certified Professional, Agile Product Ownership is granted on the successful completion of this course. This certification is part of the ICAgile Product Ownership Track along with our Agile Fundamentals and Enterprise Product Ownership courses. We offer the complete ICAgile Product Ownership Track for those looking to become an ICAgile Certified Expert in Product Ownership (ICE-PO).
This course will contribute 14 PMI® Professional Development Units (PDUs) towards your chosen certification (10 technical hours and 4 leadership hours).
You'll learn
During this course you will learn about:
- The agile mindset and key agile principles
- The role of the business analyst in agile teams
- How modelling techniques are used in agile
- How to integrate requirements management into an agile process
- How to derive user stories from analysis models such as process models, class diagrams, use cases and other tools of the analysis trade
- Utilising guidelines and practices for designing and deploying an effective agile business analysis process.
Great for
Individuals who work with Agile teams doing business analysis tasks including:
- Business Analysts
- Project Managers
- Software Developers
- Those in quality assurance
If you are primarily intending to be a Product Owner, we suggest you attend our Agile Product Ownership course.
You'll need
This course builds on your existing knowledge of business analysis. If you are new to business analysis or want to learn how to perform core BA activities, we suggest you attend the Business Analysis Fundamentals or Business Systems Analysis course.
