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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Foundations of Business Modeling

  • The significance of modeling in business analysis.
  • An overview of modeling categories: process, behavior, and interface.
  • Best practices in modeling and effective stakeholder collaboration.

UML (Unified Modeling Language)

  • Essential UML diagrams relevant to business analysis.
  • Creating use case diagrams and associated narratives.
  • Constructing activity, class, and sequence diagrams.

BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation)

  • Understanding core BPMN elements and rules.
  • Modeling workflows and business processes.
  • Applying swimlanes, gateways, and events.

Use Cases and Functional Documentation

  • Recording use cases with defined goals and flows.
  • Aligning use cases with business requirements.
  • Mapping actors to systems and desired outcomes.

Wireframing Basics

  • The role of wireframes in BA and UX contexts.
  • Employing Balsamiq for static wireframe creation.
  • Designing interfaces that accurately reflect requirements.

Interactive Prototyping

  • Utilizing Figma to create responsive mockups and clickable prototypes.
  • Connecting prototypes to user stories or specific scenarios.
  • Facilitating collaboration and gathering stakeholder feedback on designs.

Documenting and Presenting Models

  • Integrating models and diagrams into cohesive documentation.
  • Presenting models to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Managing model versioning and reuse.

Conclusion and Future Steps

Requirements

  • A foundational grasp of basic business analysis concepts.
  • Basic familiarity with requirements gathering or process documentation.
  • No previous modeling experience is necessary.

Target Audience

  • Business analysts.
  • Project managers and product owners.
  • Professionals engaged in process modeling or documentation tasks.

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