Business Analysis - Requirements Engineering

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German

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Business analysis is developing rapidly—and precise requirements engineering forms the stable foundation for successful digital solutions. This text provides guidance in a complex project environment and shows how requirements can be professionally collected, structured, and validated.

Key focus areas

Analysis of business processes and value streams.
Structured requirements methods and modern documentation standards.
Modeling techniques for clear, consistent requirements.
Use of current tools, AI-supported workflows, and collaborative practices.
Quality criteria, traceability, and change management.

Prerequisite
A basic understanding of projects or business workflows is helpful.

Target audience
Business and IT roles that want to accurately capture, structure, and incorporate requirements into digital projects.

A compact way to navigate complex analysis environments with confidence and strengthen projects with clear, viable requirements.

course content

Course introduction

Getting to know each other
Overview of the course
Learning objectives of the course
Course structure
Course agenda
Introduction to business analysis
Structure and benefits of the Business Analysis Foundation
Details about the exam
Business analysis certification scheme

What is a business analysis?

Intention and context
The origins of business analysis
The development of business analysis
The scope of business analysis
A holistic approach
The role and responsibilities of the business analyst

Skills of a business analyst

Personal qualities
Business knowledge
Professional techniques
The development of skills

strategy analysis

The context of the strategy
The definition of strategy
Development of the strategy
External environmental analysis
Internal environmental analysis
SWOT analysis
Implementation of strategy

Process model for business analysis

An approach to problem solving
Stages of the business analysis process model
Objectives of the stages of the process model
Procedures for each stage of the process model
Techniques used within each process model phase

Technical investigations

Interviews
Observation
Workshops
Scenarios
Prototyping
Quantitative approaches
Documenting the current situation

Stakeholder analysis and management

Stakeholder categories and identification
Analysis of interest groups
Strategies for stakeholder management
Management of interest groups
Understanding stakeholder perspectives
Business activity models

Business process modeling

Organizational context
An alternative view of an organization
The organizational view of business processes
Values
Process models
Analysis of the current process model
Improvement of business processes (target business process)

Definition of the solution

Gab analysis
Introduction to enterprise architecture
Definition of enterprise architecture
Enterprise architecture techniques

Business and financial arguments

The business case in the project life cycle
Identification of options
Assessing the feasibility of the project
Structure of a business case
Evaluation of investments

Determination of requirements

A framework for requirements engineering
Actors in requirements gathering
Requirements gathering
Requirements analysis
Validation of requirements

Document and manage

The requirements document
The requirements catalog
Management of requirements

Modeling the requirements

Modeling of system functions
Modeling of system data

Delivery of requirements

Provision of the solution
Context
Life cycles

Provision of the enterprise solution

The role of the BA in the corporate change lifecycle
Design phase
Implementation phase
Realization phase

Your training will be 100% funded

Our funding schemes are available exclusively to participants who live or work in Germany. Funding is not available outside Germany.

For career starters, job seekers, career changers, startups, experienced professionals, those looking to advance their careers, specialists, etc.

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Further information

Frequently asked questions

What is behind business analysis – requirements engineering?

It involves the structured recording, documentation, and coordination of requirements in projects. Combining this with business analysis enables us to bridge the gap between specialist departments and IT—for successful, needs-based solutions.

Why is further training in business analysis – requirements engineering worthwhile?

Clearly defining requirements prevents errors and saves resources. The training improves the ability to understand complex processes, formulate requirements in a targeted manner, and strengthen project communication in the long term.

What content is covered in Business Analysis – Requirements Engineering?

Topics covered include requirement types, analysis and collection techniques, process and data modeling, stakeholder management, documentation, validation, and tools such as BPMN and UML—all presented in a practical and methodologically sound manner.

What role does requirements engineering play in business analysis?

Requirements engineering is the methodological backbone of business analysis. It ensures clear requirements, creates structure in the course of the project, and is crucial for the quality, acceptance, and implementation of solutions.

Who is Business Analysis – Requirements Engineering suitable for?

Suitable for professionals in project management, IT, development, process management, or quality assurance. Particularly helpful for anyone who records, coordinates, or implements requirements.

What are the requirements for the training?

A basic understanding of business processes or project work is an advantage. Analytical thinking, communication skills, and an interest in structured work with requirements are important.

What is the difference between requirements engineering and business analysis?

Requirements engineering focuses on the how of requirements. Business analysis also considers the why—that is, the business context and the benefits of a solution.

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