Agile Business Analyst (AgileBA®) Practitioner eLearning - $1426 (with exam)

Learning Objectives

This module introduces the main features of the course, as well as the leaning plan, objectives, aims, and structure.

It also offers a syllabus, diagram pack, glossary, further reading and links document, white papers, and links to download essential digital copies of the AgileBA framework’s publications. Finally, it covers some of the most frequently asked questions regarding AgileBA.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then introduces an interactive case study (that includes a company background and project background, as well as project objectives), that will help learners study how to apply business analysis techniques appropriately within a given context. Students will also learn to evaluate whether a technique has been correctly applied.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study containing information that students will use, along with what they have already learned, to construct a lean canvas and engage stakeholders.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study that learners will use to model a customer journey and construct a stakeholder persona.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study that learners will use to apply their knowledge of Agile practices. Learners will also be asked to evaluate whether the company described in the scenario has used appropriate models and prototypes in its project.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study that learners will use to apply their knowledge of timeboxing and iterative development. Learners will then assess whether the same practices were deployed appropriately and effectively in the context of the case study.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study that learners will use to apply their knowledge of prioritization within a project lifecycle. Learners will also utilize testing criteria and develop their own acceptance criteria before evaluating the same processes used in the case study.

Learning Objectives

This module starts with a quiz that reviews the content of AgileBA Foundation.

It then presents an interactive case study that learners will use to apply their knowledge of user stories. Learners will also assess whether the same practice has been used effectively within the case study.

Learning Objectives

The course features two practice papers for the AgileBA Practitioner examination. One is provided by APMG, while the other comes from the Good e-Learning team. Students are encouraged to fully familiarise themselves with the course modules before attempting the practice exams.

'Agile Business Analyst (AgileBA)' is a qualification created by APMG International. It is designed to demonstrate and explain how business analysts operate and create value within Agile projects and environments.

AgileBA combines the traditional role of a business analyst with the tools, best practices, and environmental factors of Agile projects. Candidates study how the two elements enhance one another, driving continuous improvement within both projects and the wider business.

A 'business analyst' is a versatile professional who analyzes and advises on various aspects of a typical business, including project management, communication, and data analysis. They will look through documents, processes, business models, systems, technological integration, and more, developing a keen understanding of how everything works while also consulting experts and stakeholders. This helps them to identify potential areas for improvement.

To become fully certified in AgileBA, learners will start by studying for the AgileBA Foundation certification exam. Passing this stage will qualify them to sit the AgileBA Practitioner certification exam.

Candidates who wish to further develop their knowledge of Agile may also choose to study AgilePM at Foundation and Practitioner level. Both AgileBA and AgilePM were developed by the APMG.

An AgileBA practitioner will be able to continuously search out and highlight opportunities to improve your business, not just for Agile projects but also in other areas such as communications and data analysis. This will help you to enhance operations across the board.

There are no prerequisites for studying AgileBA at Foundation level. However, having at least some background knowledge of either Agile or business analysis can be helpful.

In order to sit the AgileBA Practitioner exam, a candidate must first earn their Foundation qualification.

As a topic, AgileBA has a lot of potential value for both experienced and prospective business analysts. This is particularly evident when we consider the expanding global popularity of Agile.

It can also benefit Agile project managers who wish to develop an understanding of business analysis, as well as organizations looking to adopt the framework’s tools and best practices.

Both business analysis and Agile are popular in a wide variety of industries and sectors across the world. Both offer widely-applicable best practices and benefits, especially in terms of managing projects successfully and driving continuous improvement. As a result, AgileBA practitioners can often enjoy significant career and networking opportunities.