BA Classes

BA Training Syllabus -

Unit 1 Business Analysis – Introduction, Requirements Management and Business Process Modeling

1. Introduction to Business Analysis (L)

2. Role of a Business Analyst & Expectations (L)

a. Project Deliverables and Artifacts. (Slides)

i. Project Charter and Project Scope Document.

ii. Business Process Model / Context Diagram

iii. Business Requirement Document.

iv. Functional Requirements Document.

v. USE CASES.

vi. Business Rule Catalog.

vii. Wireframes and Storyboards

3. Software Development Life Cycle (L)

a. Introduction to SDLC

b. Different Types of SDLCs

i. Waterfall

ii. Rational Unified Process

iii. Agile & Scrum

4. Business Process Modeling (L)

a. Introduction to BPMN 2.0

i. BPMN Notations

ii. Types of Business Process Diagrams

b. Why do Business Process Modeling?

c. Workshop 1– Introduction to the Business Scenario

d. Workshop 2– Create a Business Process Model

5. Requirements Management (L)

a. What is a Requirement?

b. Types of Requirements.

c. Requirements Management Plan.

d. Requirements Gathering Techniques

i. Stakeholder Interview

ii. Stakeholder Survey

iii. Workshop 3– Identify Stakeholders

iv. Gap Analysis

v. Workshop 4– Perform GAP Analysis

e. Writing Testable Requirements.

f. Workshop 5– Create a Business Requirements Document

6. Understanding Requirements Risks, Risk Mitigation and Communication (L)

a. Types of Requirements Risk

b. Risk Mitigation Technique

c. Risk Communication and Preparation

d. Workshop 6– Identify Risk and Mitigation Strategies

Unit 2 - Systems Analysis & Design, UML 2.0 & Wire-framing

1. Introduction to UML 2.0 (L)

2. Different Types of UML Diagrams (L)

a. Use Case Diagram

b. Sequence Diagram

c. Collaboration Diagram

d. Class Diagram

e. Activity Diagram

f. Statechart Diagram

3. Developing Use Cases from Business Requirements(L)

a. Identify Actors and Events

b. Workshop 7– Identify Use Cases

c. Workshop 8– Develop Use Case diagrams

d. Workshop 9– Develop Use Cases

4. Developing Functional (System) Requirements from Use Cases (L)

a. Writing Functional (System)Requirements

b. Identifying System Dependencies

c. Workshop 10– Create Functional Requirements Document

5. Developing Wireframes and User Interface Design (L)

a. Introduction to Wireframing and Usage

b. Workshop 11– Create Wireframes and User Interface

Unit 3 – Information Technology Essentials

1. IT Networks and Data Sharing Protocols (L)

a. Types of Enterprise Networks

i. LAN

ii. WAN

iii. VPN

iv. Cloud Computing

v. Open Sources Computing

vi. Wireless

vii. Client Server Architecture

viii. Internet

ix. Intranet

x. Extranet

b. Types of Servers

i. Application Servers

ii. Database Servers

iii. Web Servers

iv. File Share and Data

c. Data sharing Protocols & Security

i. Web Services

ii. Network Security

iii. Data Encryption and Security

iv. Data Anonymization and Data Masking

2. Conducting JAD Sessions (L)

3. Quality Assurance (L)

a. Types Testing

b. Test Plan

c. Test Cases

d. Workshop 12– Create Test Cases using the Functional Requirements

4. Database Management (L)

a. Introduction to Relational Database Management System

b. Workshop 13– Create Data Model

5. Resume Preparation and Interview Planning (L)

6. Business Domains (L)

a. Healthcare Systems

b. Insurance

c. Mortgage

d. Credit Card

e. Banking & Finance

7. Workshop 14– Final Presentation

Training Types and Services offered.

At TEXAS IT TRAINING we offer two types of
BA Curriculums.

1. Onsite – In Class - at our Dallas location.

2. Online – Real-time Web based Interactive

All Classes are Weekends (Sat and Sun)

Here is what we offer as Part of the Training

1. Our course is designed for a full contact training spanning 24+ hours,
followed by , Course completion Test, Resume defend, Interview Preparation
and Mock interviews.

2. We understand that launching one self on a project can require some assistance
therefore we provide on job project support, advise and help with understanding your
project business process, requirements, deliverables and design sessions.

3. Most project support requests are serviced, in most cases within 24 hours and they can be communicated to us via phone or email at any time.

4. All Students enjoy the privilege of repeating all classes for a period of 1 year - FREE, depending upon available space, as new students gain priority.

5. All Training Martial is provided by us however they are some reference books we may advise you to buy either before the training or during the training.

6. Both online and in-class training use the same syllabus, students from both class types can take either mode of training.

The Online - BA Training Classes -

All Online Classes are 3 weekends long.

Each weekend we cover 1 Unit. 3 Weekends covering 3 Units (Please refer the Syllabus)

Timing - 9:00 AM to 01:00 PM EST

Mode - Web and Teleconferencing (Meeting/invite numbers are provided)

All Online Classes are Web Conferencing and Teleconferencing classes. You will require your laptop or desktop, phone and internet. Mobile users are advised to use a hands-free set as it can be tiring to hold a phone for that long time period.

The On-Site (Face to Face) BA Training Classes -

All On-Site Classes are 2 weekends long.

All day Saturday and Sunday workshops

Timing - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM CST

Mode - Face to Face - Location - Dallas - Texas IT Training Center

Its required that you pre-book your seat as space is limited at least 1 week before the class begins. We can accept at the Door Enrollment but we cannot guarantee a spot.


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