What you'll learn:
- 5 IIBA PDUs
- A structured approach to defining non-functional requirements for technology projects
- A method to create high quality requirements
- Access to case studies and examples from different industries
- Valuable skills to enhance the requirements elicitation process
Hi there!
This course is designed for business analysts (or anyone involved in requirements development process) who want to become significantly better at non-functional requirements .
I've been performing business analysis for many years, and project to project I see that non-functional requirements prove to be the hardest. They are the ones that the stakeholders don't get, and developers forget to think about. They are the ones that when done wrong can derail any project - no matter how big or small.
This course will help you build a structured approach to developing non-functional requirements from key categories, including:
Availability
Maintainability
Reliability
Business continuity
Compatibility
Capacity
Performance
Security
Accessibility
Usability
The knowledge gained in the course will help you define your own reusable approach to non-functional requirements definition, and take your stakeholders on the journey with you.
You will get access to practical advise, theoretical background, and examples from different industries.
I hope you'll enjoy!
Have fun.
Igor.
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This course is officially endorsed by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA(r)) and qualifies for 5 professional development units for the purposes of certification.
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What our students say:
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This course will offer:
Detailed explanation of different categories of non-functional requirements (NFRs)
A structured method to develop each type of NFRs
Examples of best practices and inspirational approaches to NFRs
Quizzes to test your knowledge
Reusable template for non-functional requirements elicitation
Additional reading materials to further deepen your knowledge.
A way to earn a few extra PDUs/CDUs online: this course is offered by an IIBA endorsed education provider and qualifies for certification PDUs.
Analyst's Corner branded certificate of completion in addition to the Udemy certificate.
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The course is 100% aligned with the Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK® Guide) - the key standard explaining the business analysis profession. Created by the IIBA, it is probably the best and most comprehensive guide into all the knowledge areas, hard and soft skills required to become a successful business analyst.
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This course forms a part of Analyst’s Corner Business Analysis Capability Ladder - a structured multi-step approach to building strong business analysis skills and expertise.
It consists of 4 distinct rungs tailored to people at different stages of their professional lifecycle:
Foundation: Learn the ropes of business analysis | Build the baseline for professional career
Progression: Deepen your analysis expertise | Scale your toolkit and analytical rigour
Specialisation: Develop strategic specialisms | Cultivate niche expertise in high-value domains
Leadership: Gain authority and leadership | Lead business analysis for your team or organisation
Each rung consists of multiple training courses and an assessment; finishing the whole Ladder provides the depth of practical knowledge that rivals traditional academic BA programs.
This course is one of the courses on the Progression rung.
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