Business Analyst

Master Program1034 Ratings

A Business Analyst career can start from having a technical background, including software testing experience, and/or business knowledge. With three to five years of experience, you can get a position of a senior/lead business analyst or product manager. Moving through the career ladder this role will transform into a Subject Matter Expert. Some companies have job positions that combine functions of Project Management and Business Analyst.

Responsibilities

A Business Analyst works with company's employees and stakeholders to understand their business problems and needs and create and document specific business requirements. He/she is a good at communicating and paying attention to details and will spend a lot of time analyzing and solving business problems.

List of typical business analysis solutions:

  • prepare business cases;
  • elicit and analyze requirements;
  • write business requirements documents;
  • schedule resources and sources for elicitation;
  • recommend solutions;
  • act as stakeholder advocate;
  • Live interaction with Industry leadershipIncludes live Master Classes and Ask me anything sessions
  • 100+ hours of live interactive learningLive Online classes by industry experts
  • With real time projectsBuilt on datasets of various scenarios & real time problems
  • ITlearn360 JobAssistGet noticed by the top hiring companies

Who can choose this career

Choose this career, if you always interested in technology trends and admire all the possibilities that new tools open to solve business problems. BA roles are for individuals that can use data to support their ideas and able to write high-quality documentation.

Requirements

Business Analyst needs profoundly-developed communication and writing skills. Successful Candidates need to show the ability to learn fast and understand how the product operates. You should be able to process and prioritize a large number of data from different people, and analyze what features are a must, good to have, and what is possible to move to next iteration. Use as an advantage the knowledge of industry trends and current difficulties, keep an eye on key players of the market.

Learning Path

  • Course 1

    Database / SQL

    In this course, you will learn to create relational databases, write SQL statements to extract data to fulfill the business logic requests, create entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) to design schema, and analyze table designs for excessive redundancy.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Tutorials - PDF

    • 1.1  DATABASES SQL
    • 1.1  Normalization
    • 1.1  SQL Join
    • 1.1  Schema
    • 1.1  PL/SQL
    • 1.1  Database Testing

    Module 2: Checklist

    • 2.1  Database/SQL checklist
  • Course 2

    BA Assessment

    This assessment course is designed to get the interview questions of BA courses. In this section interview questions are provided for cost effective and faster hirings.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Interview Questions

    • 1.1  BA Interview Questions
    • 1.1  Agile Methodology Interview Questions
    • 1.1  Jira Interview Questions
    • 1.1  SQL Interview Questions
    • 1.1  Behavioural Interview Questions
  • Course 3

    Business Analyst Certification Program

    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Course Introduction

    • 1.1  Top 7 reasons why you should become a business analyst
    • 1.1  Introduction to business analysis
    • 1.1  Real world tasks example of a business analyst
    • 1.1  Roles of a business analyst
    • 1.1  What problems does it address?
    • 1.1  Who perform business analysis?
    • 1.1  What are the values of BA?
  • Course 4

    Master Job Preparation Course

    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Make Resume worth it

    • 1.1  Why professional resume?
    • 1.1  Basic tips for resume
    • 1.1  Important 8 things to leave off your resume
    • 1.1  What Employers do want in a resume..?
    • 1.1  What is cover letter
    • 1.1  Cover letter format
    • 1.1  Dos and don’ts of resume editing