But to become exceptional takes knowing some crucial aspects of business, project, and people management, as well as more complex skills like being analytical and solving problems using specific techniques. Knowing what technique to use is a skill set all by itself.In order to be successful as a business analyst, it's essential to understand how to obtain the correct information and transform it using a structured approach so that others can rely on the outputs.Many people believe that business analysis is easy; all they have to do is gather requirements. They are not far from the truth when we look at just one small aspect of that sentence: "requirements". It is because requirements are not sitting around waiting to be gathered like items lying on the floor. Also, eliciting or extracting requirements is a science all by itself. Then converting that information from a wishlist or mere conversation into something tangible and valuable is an art.This course is a complete step-by-step guide that Business Analysts can adopt to write practical user requirements that are accurate, relevant and error-free. It takes students from requirement elicitation all the way to managing change requests covering topics such as:Understanding the requirement lifecycleHow to analyse requirementsHow to document requirementsHow to validate requirementsHow to manage requirement change requests

Overview

Section 1: Introduction To User Requirements

Lecture 1 Overview

Lecture 2 What is a requirement

Lecture 3 How to categorise user requirements

Section 2: Understanding The Requirement Lifecycle

Lecture 4 The requirements line

Lecture 5 How to run a requirement interview

Lecture 6 How to run a requirement workshop

Section 3: How To Analyse User Requirements

Lecture 7 Introduction to requirement analysis

Lecture 8 How to develop a use case model

Lecture 9 How to develop a business process model

Lecture 10 How to breakdown a user requirement

Lecture 11 How to prioritise user requirements

Lecture 12 Techniques for prioritising user requirements

Section 4: How To Document User Requirements

Lecture 13 Introduction to requirement documentation

Lecture 14 How to develop a requirement catalogue

Lecture 15 How to write high quality requirement statements

Lecture 16 How to write high quality user stories

Lecture 17 How to write high quality use case descriptions

Lecture 18 How to write better acceptance criteria

Section 5: How to Validate User Requirements

Lecture 19 An introduction to requirement validation.

Lecture 20 Techniques for validating user requirements

Section 6: How To Manage A Requirement Change Request

Lecture 21 Introduction to requirement change request

Lecture 22 Understanding the change management process

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