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Systems Examinations Board (ISEB)
Business Systems Development
Diploma in Business Systems Development - Specialising in Business Analysis
Course Summary
The Diploma in Business Systems Development, specialising
in Business Analysis, provides a vital portfolio of skills for analysts
and requirements engineers. The set of certificates that contribute to
this qualification mostly encompass the key early stages of the development
cycle, as well as insights into the nature of a business and how it changes.
The subjects
covered in this portfolio help to arm the analyst with a rigorous set
of tools to enable a stronger, more flexible approach to modelling the
objectives and requirements of the new system. This Diploma is suited
for anyone who needs to learn about analysing the Business and its information
requirements, rather than simply implementing a specification.
Course
Delivery and
Duration
This is an intensive five day course that places emphasis on the practical
application of the analysis skills covered. At the end of each module
candidates will be asked to undertake a written examination. At Posi+ive
all of our courses are delivered by individuals who are top class business
analysts first and excellent trainers second. This means that courses
are delivered by individuals who have worked at the "sharp
end" and can draw on this experience in the classroom.
Course content
Requirements Engineering (2)
1. Life cycle for business
change 5%
2. Nature and problems of Requirements
5%
3. Hierarchy of Requirements
5%
4. Actors in the Requirements
process 5%
- Requirements Elicitation
20%
5. Use of models in requirements
engineering 5%
- Documenting
the requirements 10%
6. Requirements Analysis 20%
7. Requirements Validation
10%
8. Requirements Management
10%
9. Benefits Confirmation 5%
Business
Analysis Essentials
1. Rationale - 5%
2. Strategic analysis in context
- 10%
3. Project approach to business
analysis studies - 5%
4. Understanding the situation/issues
- 10%
5. Business perspectives - 15%
6. Analysing and modelling business
activities - 20%
7. Creative problem-solving -
5%
8. Identifying potential solutions
- 10%
9. Making the business case
- 20%
Business Organisation
1.1 Business Organisations
1.2 Information within the Business Environment
2. Functional Areas - (25%)
3. Strategic Role of Information Systems - (15%)
4. Management and Financial Accounting - (25%)
4.1 Basic Accounting Concepts and Terminology
4.2 Principles of Management and Cost Accounting
4.3 Principles of Budgeting
4.4 Measuring Business Performance
Analysis and Design Techniques
1. Project Life cycles and Rationale Overview
2. Business Process Modelling Techniques
3. Static Models of Data or "Objects"
4. Concepts of Behaviour Modelling
All modular certificates count towards a
single credit unless otherwise specified - to achieve a diploma, the core
modular certificates must be obtained, plus one credit worth of optional
modules. In addition, an oral examination
must be taken and passed, after the necessary modular certificates are obtained.
Oral Examination
Once candidates have achieved the appropriate number of credits
for a Diploma, they will be eligible to sit an oral examination. The Oral
will test the communication abilities of the candidate, their ability to
apply knowledge to their own, or simulated, work environment. It is anticipated
that each oral will last for 45 minutes maximum and will involve 2 examiners.
Fees
£2000.00 per delegate plus Vat
(fee includes training fee, examination costs and certification costs)
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