| December 12, 2011 |
Houston TX, United States
This how to course introduces the roles of the business analyst as they relate to the analysis and documentation of requirements. It familiarizes participants with core knowledge and skills required to analyze and document user requirements. It also identifies how these requirements are defined and managed throughout the life cycle. Read more »
| November 28, 2011 |
Orlando FL, United States
This how to course introduces the roles of the business analyst as they relate to the analysis and documentation of requirements. It familiarizes participants with core knowledge and skills required to analyze and document user requirements. It also identifies how these requirements are defined and managed throughout the life cycle. Read more »
Washington DC, United States
This how to course introduces the roles of the business analyst as they relate to the analysis and documentation of requirements. It familiarizes participants with core knowledge and skills required to analyze and document user requirements. It also identifies how these requirements are defined and managed throughout the life cycle. Read more »
Atlanta GA, United States
This course provides the necessary foundation and understanding for developing effective requirements, moving from business objectives through business and end-user requirements, through to system and software requirements. It provides a logical, generic methodology for the requirements process as well as needed skills to perform effective interviews and group workshops. Read more »
New York City NY, United States
This how to course introduces the roles of the business analyst as they relate to the analysis and documentation of requirements. It familiarizes participants with core knowledge and skills required to analyze and document user requirements. It also identifies how these requirements are defined and managed throughout the life cycle. Read more »
New York City NY, United States
This course provides the necessary foundation and understanding for developing effective requirements, moving from business objectives through business and end-user requirements, through to system and software requirements. It provides a logical, generic methodology for the requirements process as well as needed skills to perform effective interviews and group workshops. Read more »