MBUA 510

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Business and Systems Analysis

Students will immerse themselves in fundamental business analysis principles, processes, techniques, and tools, gaining practical experience as they learn how business and system analysts address organisational challenges. They will develop competence in identifying problems and crafting innovative solutions enabled by information systems.

Course overview

Points

15

Fees

$2182.95 NZD

International fees

$4574.55 NZD

Course offered in

  • Trimester 1

  • Trimester 2

Duration

1 trimester

Prerequisites

Co-requisites

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Taught by

The School of Professional Programmes Office

Wellington School of Business and Government

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Course content

This course covers the modelling and design techniques used by business analysts. It shows students the methods and tools used to document business flows, rules, classes, and other related elements required for business analysis.

Course learning objectives

Students who pass this course should be able to:

  1. Select the appropriate techniques for problem definition and information systems requirements

  2. Learn the modelling and design techniques of business analysis in order to provide creative solutions

  3. Understand the context in which business analysis is conducted (both agile and traditional environments)

  4. Apply the tools associated with object oriented modelling to complex real-life problems

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