Business Analysis in Practice

What you'll learn
Understand the true role of a Business Analyst in different environments — project-based and non-project-based.
Apply practical techniques for eliciting, analyzing, and documenting requirements that work in real workplaces.
Write clear and structured Business Requirements Documents (BRDs), Functional Specifications, and Non-Functional Specifications.
Develop process flows, use cases, and user stories that communicate effectively with both business and technical stakeholders.
Understand how BA tasks differ in Waterfall vs. Agile projects — and how to adapt your approach accordingly.
Manage real-world challenges such as changing requirements, stakeholder conflicts, and unclear business goals.
Understand how you can strengthen your business analysis portfolio and professional profile, explore the best certifications to pursue, and discuss how to effec
Requirements
No prior Business Analysis experience is required
No technical background needed — this course is beginner-friendly
A basic understanding of how businesses operate is helpful, but not necessary
Curiosity, willingness to learn, and an interest in business or problem-solving
Description
Are you curious about what Business Analysts really do and how this role can open doors to project management, IT, or business transformation?Business Analysis in Practice is a hands-on course that brings the reality of Business Analysis to life — showing you exactly how it's applied in real organizations, projects, and operational settings.In this course, you'll explore the true role of a Business Analyst, learning how to identify business needs, engage stakeholders, document requirements, and support successful project delivery. You'll gain a clear understanding of how Business Analysis is practiced in Waterfall, Agile, and Operational (non-project) environments, and how each approach shapes the analyst's responsibilities.You'll also learn the key differences between a Business Analyst and a Systems/IT Business Analyst, and work with essential documents such as the Business Requirements Specification (BRS) and the Functional Requirements Specification (FRS) — two critical tools every analyst must master.Beyond the technical aspects, this course offers practical career guidance — from building a standout Business Analyst profile to preparing for interviews and positioning yourself for growth in the field.Whether you're starting fresh or transitioning from another career path, this course is beginner-friendly, practical, and designed to help you gain clarity, confidence, and the real-world skills needed to succeed in Business Analysis.
Who this course is for
Beginners and career switchers who want to explore or enter the field of Business Analysis
Students or recent graduates seeking foundational BA knowledge and practical application
Professionals in IT, operations, or admin roles looking to transition into a Business Analyst role
Anyone curious about how businesses define, analyze, and solve problems through structured analysis
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