Prepare for a thriving career as a Business Analyst, a field projected to grow 10% from 2022 to 2032—faster than the average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Business Analyst bridges the gap between stakeholders and project teams, translating business needs into actionable solutions. You identify requirements, provide data-driven insights, and ensure solutions meet business goals.
The IBM Business Analyst Professional Certificate gives you the job-ready skills to kickstart a career as a Business Analyst.
This program includes self-paced courses, focusing on both foundational and advanced concepts.
Gain a thorough understanding of the business analysis process and the role and responsibilities of a Business Analyst.
Learn essential skills in process modeling, requirements gathering, and stakeholder engagement. Apply systems analysis tools to real-world scenarios and gain proficiency in data analysis and visualization using Excel and Cognos.
The program aligns with the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK®) to prepare you for completing the Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA).
Applied Learning Project
Throughout this certificate, you will complete hands-on labs and projects to help you gain practical experience in process modeling, requirements-gathering, systems analysis, data analysis, data visualization, and project management.
Some examples of the labs and projects includedare:
Lab: Using Tools for Documenting Requirements
Lab: Visualizing and Improving a Business Process
Lab: Creating a Business Analysis Matrix
Lab: Evaluating Digital Transformation Scenarios
Project: Streamlining Hospital Operations through Business Analysis
Lab: Create a Flowchart for Order Management
Lab: Create a Use Case Diagram
Project: Project: Business Analysis and Modeling for an eBike Rental Startup
Lab: Create a Traceability Matrix
Lab: Develop a Stakeholder Register
Final Project: Creating Visualizations Using Cognos Analytics
Final Project: Creating Visualizations Using Google Looker Studio
Lab: Creating a Simple Dashboard with Excel