• For Administrators:
• Admin Registration
• Admin Reports
• New Admin Reports

Business Analysis Certificate - Online

Program Overview

Are you a liaison between a business unit and an IT solution provider? Do you need to make sure that you are asking the right questions and gathering the right requirements to make sure that solutions are aligned with needs? Then the Business Analysis Certificate is for you.

You will describe various procedures to elicit and document business requirements clearly and accurately and develop use cases and test scripts based on those requirements. Finally, you will learn the process of organizing all components of the requirements into meaningful documentation.

Following this program you will be able to:

• Identify business needs, and the technical costs and benefits
• Develop and manage comprehensive solution-based requirements
• Formulate business specifications to implement technical solutions
• Bridge the gap between business and IT
• Use data modeling to analyze and improve business processes

Online Platform

Using Moodle, a program designed to deliver online learning, you will be part of a virtual class that provides a thorough review of the business analyst role. This program combines the convenience and flexibility with opportunities to interact with your instructor and a cohort in a structured environment.

Course fees include:

• The Business Analysis Certificate curriculum and online resources
• Flexibility to log on to the Moodle site weekly
• Scheduled online meeting times to interact live with your cohort and instructor

The following textbook is required. Students should purchase prior to course start. Carlis, John. & Maguire, Joseph. (2001). "Mastering Data Modeling: A User-Driven Approach". Upper Saddle River, NJ: Addison Wesley. ISBN: 0-201-70045-X.

Event Id: 186210, 10/01/2012 - 11/09/2012, ,

NOTE: New Registration Process

When you click the Login/Create Account button below, you will be directed to a Web page asking you to log in to your University account. If you have not previously set up an account, simply click the Create a new guest account button to create your Internet ID (using your current e-mail address) and password.

If you have a University account but have forgotten your password, click the Trouble logging in? link on the next page.

University staff should log in using their Internet(x.500) ID and password.

Login/Create Account