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Agile Business Analysis
31 students
Agile Business Analysis
Learn the essentials of Agile / Scrum and how to apply them on systems development projects.
Created bySteve McIntosh
Last updated 1/2025
English
What you'll learn
- The Agile Manifesto, Agile Principles and how to apply them to systems development projects.
- Agile team roles and how to be an effective member of an Agile development team.
- Stakeholder Analysis - how to get business representatives involved and engaged in an Agile project.
- How to select and apply fact finding techniques that are appropriate for an Agile project.
- How to gather and document business requirements and produce User Stories.
- How to use prototypes or wire-frames to analyse and confirm business requirements.
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Course content
8 sections • 26 lectures • 2h 35m total length
Requirements
- No previous Agile knowledge or experience needed.
Description
If you want to learn the essentials of Agile and how to apply them to systems development projects – this course will help you. You will also be able to learn what you need in a reasonable space of time.
You may be a Business Analyst, Systems Developer, Project Manager or other Agile / Scrum team member.
Or you might be looking to transition from "traditional" methods to an Agile approach.
The course explains the philosophy, terminology and method in simple business terms.
It is highly practical and based around a realistic case study.
So you will learn some useful new skills and how to apply them in practice.
It will also help if you are studying for professional exams (such as ICAGILE Fundamentals or BCS Agile Foundation) , or preparing for the interview for your first Agile project role.
What You Will Learn
Agile Principles and the Agile Framework - and how you can make these work on projects.
Agile Team Roles – responsibilities and what role might suit you best.
Agile Stakeholder Analysis – and techniques so you can do this effectively.
Agile Requirements Analysis – discovery, analysis, prioritisation and implementation.
Fact Finding Techniques – how to find stuff out.
User Stories – how to express requirements in simple terms so that you can meet them.
Prototyping – making requirements real for users and getting their input.
So - if you want to learn something useful, that you can apply in practice, and will help to develop your career in Agile Systems and Project Management - please dive in and join the course. I look forward to working with you!
Who this course is for:
- Systems Developers and Business Analysts who will be members of an Agile development team.
- Project Managers and Team Leaders who will be managing Agile projects and teams.
- Scrum Masters and Product Owners who will be facilitating Agile projects.
- Business Stakeholders or other Agile team members who will be working on Agile projects.