Workshop Agile Estimating and Planning
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Advantages and objectives
Most agile frameworks do not specifically identify the Business Analyst role. However, in projects of a certain scale, it is an essential player in the success of the project. This course presents the role of the business analyst in an agile project, so that he can apply his skills.
To contribute effectively to the success of an agile project, the business analyst needs specific tools adapted to the exploration and continuous delivery of the product. More than twenty concrete practices that have proved their worth in numerous projects will be presented. The practical application of these techniques within the course will enable you to put them to immediate use within your company.
At the end of this course:
- you’ll have understood what the agile approach to projects is all about
- define the role, skills and capabilities of the business analyst in an agile project
- you’ll know where to fit in as a business analyst in the various agile approaches (Scrum, DSDM, AUP, etc.)
- you’ll be able to execute agile practices in discovery and delivery, and thus proactively contribute to the success of your agile projects
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Smart Gecko Academy is a training institution officially recognized as an EEP – Endorsed Education Provider by the IIBA. This course is eligible for IIBA exam preparation and entitles you to 28 CDUs (Continuing Development Units) to be used in your exam dossier.
Course content
- Introduction to agility
- Overview of the main agile approaches
- The role of the business analyst in a Scrum, DSDM, AUP project
- Skills and qualifications of a business analyst
- Introduction to agile practices for business analysts
- Correspondence between "classic" and "agile" business analyst techniques
- Concrete practices of the "What and Why" discovery framework
- Concrete delivery practices: "How and When".
