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2-Day Course No Prerequisites eLearning or Team Training 1.4 CEUs / 14 IIBA PDUs or CDUs
Course Audience

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for professionals involved in understanding business needs, defining requirements, shaping solutions, and improving the quality of traditional and AI-assisted delivery.

Analysis Professionals

Business & Systems Analysts

Build a rigorous, model-driven approach for discovering, analyzing, validating, and specifying clear business and systems requirements.

Delivery Leadership

Project Managers & IT Professionals

Improve solution clarity, reduce rework, and strengthen the connection between business intent, technical delivery, and measurable outcomes.

Business Knowledge

Subject Matter Experts & Business Users

Learn to communicate operational knowledge, business rules, decisions, interactions, and information needs with greater precision.

AI-Assisted Delivery

Developers & Software Engineers

Strengthen the analysis and specification discipline required for reliable spec-driven development and AI-assisted construction.

Building a Foundation

New Practitioners

Establish a practical foundation in business systems analysis without requiring previous analysis, technical, or programming experience.

Modernizing the Practice

Experienced Analysts

Modernize established practices for AI-enabled delivery while reinforcing proven, business-centric analysis methods and frameworks.

No Technical or Coding Prerequisites

Business Systems Analysis is a business-centric discipline. The methods taught in this course can be applied across traditional professional development, vendor-platform solutions, and AI-assisted or spec-driven delivery environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need technical or coding experience?

No. Business Systems Analysis is a business-centric discipline, and no technical or programming background is required.

The course teaches model-driven analysis techniques including use cases, interaction diagrams, decision and rule analysis, and entity-relationship fundamentals that professionals can apply without writing code.

Developers and software engineers take the course to strengthen the analysis and specification side of AI-assisted delivery, not to learn coding.

What is AI spec-driven development, and why does it matter for business analysts?

AI spec-driven development treats the specification as a direct input to construction. AI coding tools generate code from the specification, and automated tests can be derived from it.

This shifts delivery leverage upstream to analysis. Code may be generated in minutes, but business clarity is not. Requirements quality therefore becomes a primary determinant of system quality and elevates the analyst’s role in solution delivery.

Can the course methods be applied to professionally coded systems and vendor solutions?

Yes. The course teaches a technology-neutral approach to defining business systems requirements that can be applied across:

  • Traditional professionally coded software
  • AI-assisted and spec-driven development
  • Vendor platform selection and configuration
  • Enhancements to existing systems and applications

The construction approach may change, but every solution still requires clear business functions, interaction flows, business rules, information requirements, and nonfunctional requirements.

Does this course cover requirements for AI agents?

Not in depth, and deliberately so.

This course builds the foundational discipline of specifying business systems requirements for software solutions. Specifying the behavior of AI agents -including decision authority, autonomy boundaries, escalation, and human-agent interactions - a distinct discipline covered in Inteq’s Agentic AI curriculum.

That curriculum begins with Discovering Agentic AI Opportunities, followed by Analyzing and Specifying AI Agent Business Requirements. Business Systems Analysis is the foundation those courses extend.

What will I be able to do after the course?

You will be able to identify, analyze, and specify clear, complete, build-ready business and systems requirements.

  • Express requirements as user stories, use cases, or complete software requirements specifications
  • Model actors, interactions, decision logic, business rules, and information requirements
  • Surface hidden requirements before AI fills gaps with assumptions
  • Apply a repeatable, model-driven method that teams can scale
  • Use the methods across traditional, vendor-platform, and AI-assisted initiatives

What credentials and materials are included?

The course includes professional development credentials, completion recognition, and the complete set of course resources.

  • 1.4 CEUs
  • 14 IIBA PDUs or CDUs
  • Personalized digital badge
  • Certificate of completion
  • Comprehensive course manual
  • Templates, models, and frameworks used throughout the course

Inteq is an IIBA Endorsed Education Provider.

What are the delivery options and pricing?

Two delivery formats are available: self-paced Anytime eLearning™ and live Team Training.

Anytime eLearning™ : Self-paced access from any device, with 90-day course access. Tuition is $695.

Team Training : Live onsite or virtual training tailored to your organization’s objectives. Team Training can also combine content from multiple Inteq courses into three, four, or five-day hybrid programs. Contact Inteq for scope and pricing.

Can government organizations purchase this training?

Yes. Inteq is an approved GSA prime contractor, and Inteq training and consulting are available to U.S. Government organizations through applicable GSA Professional Services Schedule offerings.

How does this course fit with Inteq’s other training programs?

Inteq’s Business Systems Analysis training course seamlessly integrates with its Business Process Modeling & Analysis, Business Process Reengineering, and Logical Data Modeling training programs.

Together, these courses provide complementary skills for understanding current-state work, designing improved processes, specifying and analyzing business and systems requirements, and defining the information structures that support effective solutions.

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