WF - 350 - Business Analysis: Project and Stakeholder Management
Course Description
Strong stakeholder and project management skills enable successful business analysts to bridge communication gaps, manage expectations, and guide initiatives to meet business goals. This course gives existing and aspiring business analysts critical skills for career success.
During this course, you’ll look at the fundamental principles of project management and explore techniques for effective stakeholder analysis. You’ll learn about crucial components of project management, including defining project objectives, allocating resources, developing communication strategies, and mitigating risks. Plus, you’ll gain insights from practitioners on industry-fit tools and strategies for managing projects and stakeholders. Through interactive online labs, you’ll gain hands-on experience applying your new skills. You’ll also complete a final project that simulates a real-world scenario, such as relaunching an existing website. If you’re looking to develop highly sought-after skills that can transform your business analysis career, ENROLL TODAY. Build the skills employers are looking for. No prior business analysis or project management experience is required.
Learner Outcomes
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Job-ready skills in project and stakeholder management that employers value in a good business analyst
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The fundamental concepts of project management, including project phases, communication strategies, stakeholder, and risk management
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How to apply various project management tools to effectively manage projects, conduct risk assessments, and plan communication strategies
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How to implement effective communication strategies to engage stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle