AgileBA® (Agile Business Analyst) Foundation Certification E-learning

About the course

Update your skills and discover how to conduct agile business analysis with this AgileBA training course.

This course is based on the AgileBA Handbook, published by Agile Business Consortium Limited, and offers similar benefits as programmes developed using the agile extension to BABKOK Guide.

Accredited AgileBA® (Agile Business Analyst) Foundation Certification training is provided by ILX Group, an APMG-International Accredited Training Organisation.

You should take this course because:

• Agile business analysis is a vital skill in today's increasingly agile-driven business environments.
• Agile business analysis helps you to analyse and improve any agile projects successfully
• You'll gain an agile mindset that is invaluable to achieving business goals
• It'll teach you the best agile techniques needed in project situations, including timeboxing, iterative development, and MoSCoW prioritisation

The AgileBA course focuses on skills for the three stages of an agile project: product, release, and iteration.

Aside from the theory taught, participants will also be part of agile business analysis practical workshops where they'll learn lean analysis skills and discover the right amount of analysis required to create a successful project.

This course is for you whether you are a practising business analyst, an agile team member looking to gain an agile business analyst certification, or an individual pursuing the AgileBA Practitioner certificate.

Eligibility

The AgileBA training is aimed at:

• Practising business analyst
• Team members looking to become agile business analysts
• Product owners, managers, and project managers looking to understand business analysis
• Anyone looking to gain the AgileBA Practitioner certificate

Pre-requisites

There are no entry requirements for the Agile Business Analyst certification.

Duration

This course will take approximately 12-14 hours to complete.

Skills Covered

By the end of the course, you should understand the fundamental principles and terminology within the Business Analysis guidance.

Specifically, you'll learn:

• The fundamental philosophy and principles of agile
• The steps of a typical agile project
• The products created during an agile project and their uses
• How to plan and manage an iteration
• How to analyse business goals and their decomposition
• The parties involved within an agile project
• How to write product backlog items to build a product backlog
• How to apply user story techniques
• The use of modelling and agile analysis
• How to know whether an agile technique will work in a given situation