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Agile Business Analysis Practices
In this two-day in-depth course, participants will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to be a
productive analyst on agile projects. The course focuses on skills for all three levels of an agile
project: product level, release level, and iteration (sprint) level. Participants will work in small teams to
build lean analysis skills and will learn how to do the right amount of analysis for the project team to
be successful. In particular, participants will understand the role of the business analyst on an agile
project, how to elicit and document requirements with stories and other rapidly developed models,
how to prioritize requirements, and how to guide the stakeholders through the project.
productive analyst on agile projects. The course focuses on skills for all three levels of an agile
project: product level, release level, and iteration (sprint) level. Participants will work in small teams to
build lean analysis skills and will learn how to do the right amount of analysis for the project team to
be successful. In particular, participants will understand the role of the business analyst on an agile
project, how to elicit and document requirements with stories and other rapidly developed models,
how to prioritize requirements, and how to guide the stakeholders through the project.
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"Dr. Schedlbauer was the reason
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past work experience were very
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gladly take another course
taught by him."
I took this course -- his style &
past work experience were very
conducive to learning -- would
gladly take another course
taught by him."
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Course Objectives
- define the key principles of agile project management and system development
- master agile requirements analysis techniques, including user stories and lean modeling
- understand the role of the business analyst on agile projects
- establish project scope through requirements prioritization
- validate requirements with stakeholders
- appreciate the value of collaboration and collaborative planning
- learn how to estimate stories and plan releases and iterations (sprints)
- adjust documentation rigor to increase productivity and facilitate communication
| Course Schedule |
| This course is only offered for custom on-site delivery. Please contact us to schedule this course for your team at a location of your choice. |
Course Contents
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Suggested Length
2 Days
Audience
Business Analysts, Project
Managers, Software
Developers, Product
Owners, Scrum Teams
Cost
from $900 per day for up to
6 participants; each
additional participant is
charged at $75 per day
2 Days
Audience
Business Analysts, Project
Managers, Software
Developers, Product
Owners, Scrum Teams
Cost
from $900 per day for up to
6 participants; each
additional participant is
charged at $75 per day
"Dr. Schedlbauer is an excellent
instructor! His energy and
knowledge are fantastic. He was
able to explain practical uses
that you don't get from reading a
book. "
instructor! His energy and
knowledge are fantastic. He was
able to explain practical uses
that you don't get from reading a
book. "
Benefits and Takeaways
- improve accuracy of requirements while reducing time to communicate and document
- handle project risks and stakeholder expectations through collaborative prioritization
- communicate necessary requirements to ensure acceptable project quality
- increase the productivity, effectiveness, and speed of development teams