Business Analyst | 11 Courses Bundle | Programs | Masters | JOB GUARANTEED

Fortray Global Services LTD

About the Program

Why become a Business Analyst?

The employment of management analysts, including business analysts, is expected to grow 14 percent between 2018 and 2028, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This is a higher growth rate than other professions.

Business Analysts use data to outline problems, opportunities, and solutions for businesses and report them back to the stakeholders in the organization. They also play a crucial role in fixing outdated processes, driving new technology adoption, and innovation, making this an in-demand role in every area of business, from consulting to product management. A Business Analyst's career path can take them in multiple directions, depending on their experience and future career goals. Fortray provides one of the best Business Analyst Certification program that is perfect to kick start your career, and have endless growth opportunities.

What are the objectives of the Business Analyst Course?

Business analysts are in-demand across a wide range of industries. Business analysis can be an exciting and rewarding career for people who possess the requisite skills—helping struggling companies thrive and make good companies great.

Fortray’s Business Analyst Training Program will provide you with extensive expertise in business analysis. With this course, you will master the concepts and skills required for an active business analyst career. You will become an expert in Excel, CBAP, Tableau, Agile ScrumMaster, SQL, CCBA, and Agile Scrum Foundation.

You will also gain the skills necessary to build interactive dashboards; gain insight into business analysis planning and monitoring, understand the competencies of a business analyst, master Agile Scrum methodologies, and learn how to work with SQL databases. The entire Business Analyst Certification learning experience is tied together with real-world projects and virtual simulations to help you obtain domain experience.

After completing all aspects of the training, you will be prepared for the role of a business analyst.

What important skills will you learn from this Business Analyst Certification Training?

With this Business Analyst Training you can:

• Grasp the fundamentals of Excel analytics functions and conditional formatting
• Apply statistical tools and concepts like moving average, hypothesis testing, ANOVA, and regression to data sets using Excel
• Understand the tools and techniques used in business analytics planning and monitoring
• Master the concepts of requirements life cycle management
• Gain fundamental knowledge of the agile perspective
• Learn to analyze data using Tableau and become proficient in building interactive dashboards
• Master the Agile Scrum project management approach
• Gain expertise in Agile Scrum methodologies and applications, daily scrum synchronization, sprint planning, and review
• Understand business analysis key concepts and business analysis core concept model (BACCM)
• Acquire advanced knowledge of identifying, defining, assessing, and completing various elements of business analysis tasks
• Master SQL concepts such as Universal Query Tool (UQT) and SQL command
• Plan, execute, monitor, and track Scrum projects
• Absorb agile philosophy and gain deep knowledge of scrum
• Effectively apply Scrum in your organizations

What is BABOK®? And what does it cover?

BABOK is a Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide) which helps business analysts achieve better business outcomes at the strategic, tactical and operational level. BABOK covers knowledge areas, techniques and perspectives which represent the majority of tasks business analysts do and provides focus to tasks and techniques specific to the context of the initiative.

What Business Analysis areas are covered in the BABOK Guide?

The BABOK guide describes below 6 knowledge areas that represent the daily tasks performed by a business analyst:

• Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
• Elicitation and Collaboration
• Requirements Life Cycle Management
• Strategy Analysis
• Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
• Solution Evaluation