About Course
Course Description
Business Analyst Training [A300] is a 36-clock-hour, short-term, non-degree training program designed to introduce students to business analysis, requirements gathering, business-process analysis, documentation, software development methodologies, and project-management concepts.
Students learn how business analysts identify and document business requirements, communicate with stakeholders and technical teams, develop business and functional requirements, create process and UML diagrams, and participate in software development projects.
The course also introduces project-management concepts and selected healthcare and financial-services business-domain concepts through instructor-led instruction and practical exercises.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion, students should be able to:
• Explain the role and responsibilities of a Business Analyst.
• Identify stakeholders and analyze business needs.
• Apply common requirements-gathering techniques.
• Develop basic business and functional requirements documentation.
• Explain use cases and common UML diagrams.
• Describe Waterfall, Agile, and other SDLC concepts.
• Explain introductory project-management concepts.
• Apply business-analysis concepts through instructor-guided exercises.
• Explain selected healthcare and financial-services domain concepts.
Program Information
Course Code: A300
Duration: 36 Clock Hours
Delivery Method: Hybrid – Classroom + Online
Credential: AITE Certificate of Completion
Program Disclosure
This is a short-term, non-degree training program. Successful completion results in an AITE Certificate of Completion. AITE does not guarantee employment, job placement, salary, professional licensure, or third-party certification.
Prerequisites
Basic computer skills and familiarity with common workplace applications are recommended. Prior professional Business Analyst experience is not required.
Course Content
Business Analysis Fundamentals
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Who is a Business Analyst?
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Business Team / Technical team
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Roles & Responsibilities of BA
