Agile BA courses in London

Agile BA Foundation course

The AgileBA Foundation certification exam tests a student’s knowledge of agile principles and philosophy, agile processes and practices, and the roles and responsibilities with an agile project.

This course includes the AgileBA Foundation exam.

Agile BA Foundation and Practitioner course

The AgileBA Practitioner certification exam tests a student’s ability to apply agile principles, philosophy, and key agile practices; test, estimate and evaluate benefits; and their ability to manage and prioritise requirements in an agile project.

This course includes the AgileBA Foundation and Practitioner exams.

Who should take it?

Any of the following should attend:

• Business analysts, change analysts, project managers, Scrum Product Owners, system analysts, agile developers

• Any of the above roles which are currently practicing in, or aspiring to work in, an Agile environment

• Any of the above roles which are working in a traditional environment who are seeking to migrate to Agile.

Learning outcomes

Individuals will gain an understanding of:

• The underpinning philosophy and principles of Agile

• The processes within an Agile project, including alternative configurations

• The products produced during an Agile project and their purpose

• The practices used and their benefits and limitations

• The people within an Agile project.

Who should take it?

Any of the following should attend:

• Business analysts, change analysts, project managers, Scrum Product Owners, system analysts, agile developers

• Any of the above roles which are currently practicing in, or aspiring to work in, an Agile environment

• Any of the above roles which are working in a traditional environment who are seeking to migrate to Agile.

Learning outcomes

This Agile BA Foundation and Practitioner course helps students gain an understanding of how to:

• Apply the underpinning philosophy and principles of DSDM in a project

• Appropriately configure the processes of an agile project to a given scenario

• Produce and evaluate the content of BA-produced agile products produced during an Agile project in a given scenario

• Apply the following agile practices in a project situation: facilitated workshops; MoSCoW prioritisation; iterative development; modelling; timeboxing

• Identify the agile practices to be used for a given situation within a scenario

• Understand the roles and responsibilities within an agile project and the different levels of empowerment with respect to requirements and the business case

• Understand the mechanisms for facilitation and support within an agile project

• Understand in outline how to test, estimate and evaluate benefits delivery in an agile project

• Describe the agile approach to managing and prioritising requirements and identify action to rectify problems with requirements within an agile project from a given scenario.