Target Audience for BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering
The BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering course equips participants with essential skills for effective business analysis.
- Aspiring and current Business Analysts
- Systems Analysts
- Product Owners/Managers
- Project Managers/Coordinators
- IT Consultants
- Quality Assurance Specialists
- Software Engineers/Developers looking to enhance analysis skills
- Change Managers
- Process Analysts/Managers
- Enterprise Analysts
- Requirements Engineers/Managers
- Business Architects
- Management Consultants
- Anyone involved in business change and requirements elicitation
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
The BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering course aims to equip students with critical skills for effective business analysis, including requirement elicitation, stakeholder management, modeling, and documentation, culminating in a solid exam preparation.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Understand the role and importance of a Business Analyst in the context of an organization, including key responsibilities and essential skills.
- Develop competencies in behavioral skills, business knowledge, and analytical techniques for effective business analysis.
- Apply strategies and tools for external environment analysis and implement strategic models to align business needs.
- Master the Business Analysis Process Model and recognize different modeling types to enhance business processes.
- Learn various investigation techniques, including qualitative and quantitative methods, to effectively gather and interpret data.
- Conduct comprehensive stakeholder analysis and manage stakeholder relationships throughout the project lifecycle.
- Model business systems and processes using tools like BAM and UML diagrams to identify and solve business problems.
- Elicit, analyze, validate, document, and manage requirements, ensuring they meet quality standards and business objectives.
- Create a compelling business and financial case, assessing feasibility, costs, benefits, risks, and impact to secure stakeholder buy-in.
- Prepare thoroughly for the BCS exam with a guide, acronyms, and mock exams to validate knowledge and readiness.
Intermediate
