Curriculum at a glanceSection 1 — Introduction and FoundationEstablish a clear understanding of agile analysis, its business value, common misconceptions, and a practical framework for applying agile analysis effectively across initiatives. Section 2 — Ensuring Readiness for Agile AnalysisLearn how to assess organizational readiness by analyzing business context, stakeholders, value drivers, and pre-analysis requirements essential for successful agile analysis execution. Section 3 — Getting the User Story RightDevelop strong user stories by applying just-enough, just-in-time practices, defining acceptance criteria, and transforming use cases into actionable, high-quality INVEST-ready backlog items. Section 4 — Managing the Moving PartsGain techniques to balance priorities, dependencies, scope, and constraints while effectively managing backlogs, sprints, stakeholder expectations, and team dynamics in agile environments. Section 5 — Discovering Business KnowledgeMaster professional discovery techniques to uncover meaningful business knowledge, avoid superficial requirements gathering, and ensure analysis drives real insight rather than simple order taking. Section 6 — Essential Facilitation SkillsBuild facilitation expertise to plan, lead, and capture effective workshops that engage the right stakeholders, surface critical insights, and validate shared understanding across teams. Section 7 — Agile Analysis Case StudyApply agile analysis techniques in a realistic case study by developing user stories for complex business and system requirements, creating a reusable template for organizational adoption. |
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