İT Biznes Analitika

This course is designed for individuals aiming to understand and apply IT operations and business analysis principles in real-world scenarios. Through a structured approach, you will have a working knowledge of business analysis methodologies, stakeholder engagement and analysis strategies, and requirements development processes. You will also acquire proficiency in business process modeling and explore API Principles, including API design and documentation. Hands-on experience with essential tools such as Jira, Confluence, BPMN, Swagger, and Postman will be provided to enhance your skills and expertise. By the conclusion of the course, you will possess both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for excelling in IT business analytics roles.

Course Content

1.      Introduction to Business Analysis

1.1.   What is business analysis

1.2.   Who is business analyst

1.3.   Business Analyst vs System Analyst vs IT Business Analyst

2.      Software Development Life Cycle

2.1.   6 phases of SDLC

2.2.   BA’s role in SDLC

3.      Requirements

3.1.   Requirements classification schema

3.2.   Transition requirements

3.3.   GAP analysis

3.4.   As is – To be analysis

3.5.   Functional and nonfunctional requirements

3.6.   Practices

4.      The requirement development process

4.1.   Requirements gathering and elicitation

4.2.   Requirements Analysis

4.3.   Requirements prioritization

4.4.   MoSCoW analysis, real-world scenarios

4.5.   Kano analysis, real-world scenarios

4.6.   Requirements documentation

4.7.   Requirements validation and verification

5.      Stakeholder analysis

5.1.   Stakeholder analysis models 

5.1.1.      Power-interest grid

5.1.2.      RACI model

5.1.3.      Empathy Mapping

5.1.4.      Stakeholder Persona Canvas

5.1.5.      Onion Diagram

5.2.   Stakeholder engagement

6.      Business Requirements Document (BRD)

6.1.   Process/Input analysis

7.      Analysis specification standard

7.1.   Writing User Story

7.2.   Use cases

7.3.   Functional specification

7.4.   Writing Acceptance Criteria

7.4.1.      Success Scenarios

7.4.2.      Alternative Scenarios

7.4.3.      Exceptional Scenarios

7.4.4.      Practices

8.      Understanding API

8.1.   API Foundations

8.2.   API documentation and its components

8.3.   Integrating documentation with API

8.4.   Approaches to adding an API

8.5.   API modeling

8.6.   HTTP methods and response codes

8.7.   API architecture styles

8.8.   Software Development Kit

8.9.   White Label

8.10.                    API vs SDK vs White Label

8.11.                    Development portals analysis

9.      Rest API specification

9.1.   Rest API

9.2.   Rest API learning path

9.3.   Types of parameters

9.4.   Rest API specification

9.5.   Rest API practices

10.  Data types and structure

10.1.                    JSON and its structure

10.2.                    Data types with examples

10.3.                    XML

10.4.                    HTTP

10.5.                    JSON vs XML vs HTTP

11.  Business Process Modeling Notation

11.1.                    BPMN 2.0

11.2.                    Swimlane, lanes and pools

11.3.                    Events

11.4.                    Activities

11.5.                    Gateways

11.6.                    Sub-processes

11.7.                    Connectors

11.8.                    Associations

11.9.                    BPMN 2.0 real life practices

12.  Unified Modelling Language

12.1.                    Structural Diagrams

12.2.                    Behavioral Diagrams

12.3.                    UML real life practices

13.  Testing

13.1.                    Functional Testing

13.2.                    Non-functional Testing

13.3.                    Environments

14.  UX UI Design

14.1.                    Understanding UX

14.2.                     Understanding UI

14.3.                    Core components

15.  SQl

15.1.                    Data definition language - DDL

15.2.                    Data manipulation language - DML

15.3.                    Data control language - DCL

15.4.                    Transaction control language- TCL

16.  Agile

16.1.                    Agile Manifesto

16.2.                    Agile principles

16.3.                    Agile vs Waterfall

16.4.                    Scrum framework

16.5.                    Agile ceremonies

16.6.                    Traditional organizational chart, Agile, Spotify model

16.7.                    POCLAC

17.  Project Defense