BUSINESS ANALYTICS

Introduction to Business Analytics” is a foundational course that introduces students to the concepts, tools, and techniques used to analyze and interpret data within a business context. The primary focus of this course is to help individuals understand how data-driven insights can inform decision-making and contribute to business success.

Course Time Duration: 6 Months

Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Analysis

Document Preparation and Management

Requirement Gathering Process

Stakeholder Analysis and Management

Business Process Modelling and Analysis

Data Analysis and Data Modelling

Use Case Modelling

User Story Development and Agile Business Analysis

Requirements Documentation and Management

Business Analysis Techniques and Tools

Communication and Presentation Skills for Business Analysts

Agile Business Analysis and Agile Methodologies

Business Analysis for Digital Transformation

Data Analytics for Business Analysts

Business Process Improvement and Change Management

Capstone Project and Presentation

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