Business Analysis
From Requirements to Real Solutions
Become the person who turns messy business problems into clear, buildable solutions.
- Beginner → Job-ready
- 5 modules · 18 sessions
- Live cohort · 15 seats
- 15 seats
Overview
Business Analysis
A structured path into one of the most in-demand roles in tech and business. You'll learn to discover and document requirements, model them with UML, prioritize with MoSCoW and Kano, and validate solutions with UAT — the exact skills that move you from analyst-curious to job-ready. The program ends with a capstone where you present a complete mini BA project.
Final project
You present a complete mini BA project — problem definition, requirements elicitation, models and documentation, and a proposed solution — the exact artifact that proves you're ready for the role.
What you will learn
- Understand the BA role, the SDLC, and where you fit
- Apply elicitation techniques to gather real requirements
- Analyze, model, and prioritize requirements with confidence
- Document in BRD, SRS, and user-story formats
- Use BA tools — Visio, Draw.io, Jira, ClickUp, Figma
- Validate solutions with UAT and measure business value
Who it's for
- Aspiring business analysts breaking into the field
- Developers, testers, and PMs who want formal BA skills
- Project coordinators bridging business and technical teams
- Professionals who want a role with strong demand and no direct local competition
Curriculum
Curriculum
01 Module 1 — Foundations of Business Analysis 5 lessons
Understand the SDLC, the BA role, core concepts, and the environment you'll work in.
- Intro to BA: what is the SDLC, what is business analysis
- The BA vs. Project Manager vs. System Analyst vs. Product Owner
- Frameworks & standards: IIBA BABOK, PMI-PBA, Agile BA
- Business needs & stakeholder perspectives — problems vs. opportunities
- Requirements basics: business, stakeholder, functional, non-functional
02 Module 2 — Requirements Elicitation 4 lessons
Learn how to discover and collect requirements effectively.
- Elicitation part 1: interviews, questionnaires, document analysis
- Elicitation part 2: workshops, observation, brainstorming, focus groups
- Agile elicitation: user stories, product backlog, grooming
- Mock elicitation exercise — interview in BA / stakeholder roles
03 Module 3 — Requirements Analysis & Modeling 4 lessons
Transform raw requirements into clear, structured outputs.
- Prioritization: MoSCoW, Kano, value-based, resolving conflicts
- UML part 1: use cases, activity diagrams, flowcharts
- UML part 2: ERD, data dictionaries, wireframes
- Hands-on workshop: use case diagrams + user stories + wireframes
04 Module 4 — Documentation & Communication 3 lessons
Document and present requirements clearly, and handle stakeholders.
- BRD, SRS, and user story mapping
- Communication skills & dealing with difficult stakeholders
- Tools: MS Visio, Draw.io, Jira, ClickUp, Figma
05 Module 5 — Solution Evaluation & BA in Practice 3 lessons
Apply BA knowledge to real projects.
- Solution assessment & validation: testing requirements, UAT, business value
- BA in Waterfall vs. Agile vs. Hybrid — real-world challenges
- Capstone project & presentations: problem, elicitation, models, solution
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