Course Description:

This comprehensive CBAP (Certified Business Analysis Professional) certification course covers all the essential topics required for aspiring business analysts to pass the CBAP exam and excel in their careers. Divided into seven sections, this course provides a detailed overview of CBAP fundamentals, knowledge areas, and practical techniques for effective business analysis.

Section 1: CBAP Primer

In this foundational section, students are introduced to the CCBA CBAP examination process, including how to submit their application and what to expect from the course. They gain insights into the structure of the exam, examination patterns, and strategies for effective preparation. Additionally, students learn about post-certification requirements and how to navigate them successfully, setting the stage for a comprehensive understanding of the CBAP certification journey.

Section 2: CBAP Fundamentals

Building on the primer, this section delves deeper into the core fundamentals of CBAP. Students explore the role of business analysts, the intricacies of business analysis, and the significance of requirements engineering. By understanding different roles within business analysis and the relationship between business analysts and project managers, students lay a strong foundation for further exploration of CBAP knowledge areas.

Section 3: CBAP Knowledge Areas

Here, students explore the various knowledge areas integral to CBAP certification. They delve into topics such as requirements classification, solution requirements, and transition requirements. Through comprehensive study, students gain insights into the tasks, inputs, outputs, and techniques associated with each knowledge area, providing them with a holistic understanding of CBAP’s core principles.

Section 4: Elicitation and Requirement Analysis

This section focuses on the critical phases of elicitation and requirement analysis in the CBAP process. Students learn essential techniques for effective elicitation, such as focus groups, document analysis, and observation. They also explore how to organize requirements, specify and model them, and validate their accuracy, ensuring thorough comprehension and application of CBAP methodologies.

Section 5: Requirement Management and Communication

In this section, students delve into the intricacies of requirement management and communication, crucial aspects of successful business analysis. They learn how to baseline requirements, manage traceability, and effectively communicate with stakeholders. By mastering these skills, students become adept at managing requirements throughout the project lifecycle and communicating them effectively to diverse stakeholders.

Section 6: Enterprise Analysis

Enterprise analysis is explored in-depth in this section, focusing on defining business needs, determining solution approaches, and assessing organizational readiness. Students gain insights into techniques such as benchmarking, decision analysis, and business case development, equipping them with the tools to assess proposed solutions and drive strategic decision-making within organizations.

Section 7: Solution Validation and Exam Preparation

The final section encompasses solution validation and exam preparation, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application. Students learn to assess proposed solutions, allocate requirements, and evaluate solution performance. Additionally, they receive guidance on exam preparation, including understanding the exam structure, leveraging underlying competencies, and mastering essential exam-taking strategies. This section prepares students to confidently approach the CBAP exam and excel in their certification journey.

Who this course is for:

• Professionals aspiring to become Certified Business Analysis Professionals (CBAP) or Certified Competency in Business Analysis (CCBA).
• Business analysts seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in business analysis methodologies and techniques.
• Project managers interested in understanding the role of business analysts and how they collaborate within project teams.
• Individuals working in business or IT-related roles who wish to improve their understanding of business analysis practices and standards.
• Students pursuing degrees or certifications related to business management, project management, or information technology.