ESI’s Business Analysis courses cover the areas laid down in the IIBA’s Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® (BABOK®), and our courses can be applied towards the 21 hours of training needed to apply to take the IIBA’s Certified Business Analysis Professional™ (CBAP™) exam.
Apply the benefits of use-case analysis throughout your project life cycle
Describe what use cases can and cannot do for requirements analysis
Work with end users and use cases to elicit and validate requirements easily
Define the scope of the system in enough detail to communicate clearly with stakeholders
Create use-case diagrams, narratives and scenarios
Utilise use cases beyond the analysis phase
Course Synopsis
It is recognised today that use cases provide a valuable alternative
to traditional methods for organising and describing functional
requirements. In particular, use cases allow for more effective
communication between the user and technical communities thus
helping ensure requirements are universally agreed upon. From
the analyst’s perspective, use cases are advantageous as they are
able to model the entire business process, providing the necessary
documentation to identify the system’s interactions with the business
goals, rules and business-level decisions.
This course frames the process of discovering use cases, beginning with
finding the actors, the scope and the various relationships between them.
It gives you access to the resourceful nature of the use case by focusing
on users’ needs and how the system will help satisfy those needs, at the
same time providing traceability from requirements to specifications to
the product.
You will leave this course prepared to perform the proper tasks to create,
document and review use cases to drive systems development. The
same discipline can be applied to modelling the business using use
cases.
