• Financial Markets Overview
• Flow of funds in Financial Markets
• Functions of Financial Markets
• Structure of Financial Markets
• Cash Management Basics
• Debt and Equity Market Basics
• Primary and Secondary Markets

• What is a Bank?
• Functions of a Bank
• Scheduled and Non-Scheduled banks
• Classification of Banks
• Central Banks
• Core Banking Systems (Only in Live Training)
• Types of Risks

• Types of Banks
• Concept of Universal Banks
• Development Banks
• Payment Banks
• Small Finance Banks

• Banking Regulations in India
• Global Banking Regulations

• Product and Service Lines
• Fees Based Products
• Fund Based Products

• Retail Lending Products Process
• Understanding the process
• Types of retail lending products
• Housing Loan process – Origination to Closure
• Vehicle Loans – Request to Closure
• Personal Loans – Complete Process
• Consumer Loans – Complete Process
• Loan against Deposist and Security

• Overview of Payments Systems
• Payment Channels
• Payments Channels in details
• How Card Payment works
• How E-Wallet Works
• UPI Overview
• NEFT/RTGS/IMPS Overview
• Basics of SWIFT

• Characteristics of Banking Applications
• Retail Banking Software Functional Architecture
• Corporate Banking Software Functional Architecture

• Trends in Banking

• BA Role & responsibilities
• Need for a Business Analyst
• Skills of a Business Analyst
• Course Introduction

• Introduction to BABOK Guide v3
• ECBA Preparation Strategy
• Business Analysis Core concepts Model
• Business Analysis Planning and monitoring

• Problem Solving methodology basics
• Root cause Analysis case study
• Problem Solving methodology Part – B
• Decision Making with case study
• Generic Problem Solving Exercise

• Software Development process-Non-IT Prof
• What happens during software development

• Types of SDLCs
• Waterfall Model
• Incremental SDLCs
• Agile Methodology

• Introduction
• Tasks of this knowledge area
• Chapter quiz

• Concept of software requirements
• Types of requirements – BABOK v3
• Classification and Prioritization – Detailed
• Class Exercise – I
• Class Exercise – II

• Elicitation and collaboration Knowledge Area
• Exploring BRD Document
• Stakeholder Analysis and Management
• Requirement Elicitation Techniques

• Knowledge Area – Requirements Analysis and Deisgn Definition (RADD)

• Introduction to UML
• Use Cases & relationships
• Use Cases Modelling Tool
• Class Example – Use Case Model
• Understanding & writing scenarios
• Class Example – Scenarios
• Activity Diagrams
• Tool for activity diagrams
• Class Example – Activity Diagrams
• Introuction to Prototyping
• Prototyping tool
• Class Example – Prototypes

• Data Modelling basics & Techniques
• Class Example – Creating Datamodel for a project

• Use case Tool
• Activity Diagram Tool
• SQL Editor from Oracle

• Creating SRS Document

• Need for Agile
• SCRUM methodology & roles
• Artifacts in Agile Projects
• Handling Requirements in Agile Projects
• Class Example – Flight Booking Portal

• Introduction
• Tasks of this knowledge area
• Chapter quiz

• Introduction to Requirements Lifecycle Management Knowledge Area
• Requirements Management
• Requirement Traceability Table
• RTT Demonstration

• Database System Concepts
• Data in modern World
• Data types and attributes
• Using SELECT
• Class Examples

• Introduction to Strategy Analysis
• Tasks of Strategy Analysis
• Chapter quiz

• Introduction to Strategy Analysis
• Tasks of Strategy Analysis
• Chapter quiz

• Project Assignment – I
• Project Assignment – II

This course has been designed to help you start as a business analyst. The course modules have been chosen keeping in mind the skills required for a new business analyst. See the answer to the next question.

A new business analyst must have a good understanding of the following skills:

• Developing Requirements Specifications
• UML Modelling & related tools
• Data flow diagrams (DFD)
• Date Modelling
• SQL Basics
• User stories and backlog Management

This ECBA Certification course covers all these topics with case studies and practical examples.

Yes. The course is designed to help you master/acquire hands-on and practical business analysis skills, domain knowledge and IIBA Certification. These are the three critical success factors for kick starting your career as a business analyst.

International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) is one of the most respected certification organizations along with Project Management Institute (PMI). A certification from reputed organizations like IIBA always adds credibility to your resume as a stamp on your business analysis skills. A certification also helps you in differentiating your profile as compared to others.

Yes, you will get a course completion certificate, once you finish the course. This certificate is provided to you for all the courses.

Functional knowledge or knowledge of business processes is an important skill for every business analyst. That’s why we have started this specialized training course. This module is not designed to make you an expert but it will provide you a good understanding of banking domain key terms, functions & processes. You will also be doing a project, that you can showcase in your resume.

Yes, of course. This training is designed for entry level business analysts. This is a beginner level course and can be done by non IT professionals as well.

Business Analysis is the skill of identifying, defining, analyzing a business problem and then, evaluating and recommending the best solution for an organization. The business analysis skills is a universal skill and can be applied to solve any business problem. Business analysts use these skills.
Unfortantely, it has become synonymous with IT business analyst as well as business analytics professionals and that is confusing for many. IT business analyst deals with the understanding, analysis and modelling of IT system requirements to solve customer needs/problems. The business analytics professionals deal with data (possibly generated by software systems) using statistical and machine learning algorithms to solve customer needs/problems. Even though, we use business analysts to refer to both of them, they use completely different skill sets to achieve their goals.

You will be eligible for ECBA certification exam. Please refer to the IIBA Certification pricing page for latest updates to the fee.

Yes, of course. We have a ECBA Certification course specially designed for this purpose.

ECBA Certification Training

Techcanvass has published this mock test for ECBA certification exam. You can try this test, it has 10 questions.

ECBA Certification Mock Test

Yes, We will actually give you two projects. You get sufficient time and guidance to complete the projects so that you gain hands-on skills.In addition to that, there will be regular assignments given to you for practice, based on examples demonstrated in the class.

Yes, you can do selected modules or you can go for mini courses. However, please note that 21 hrs of PDUs are required for appearing in IIBA Certification exam, so you need to attend at least 21 hrs to be eligible.

Yes, systems analyst and it business analyst are broadly known as business analyst in the IT industry.

Yes, we do have a learning management system. Our LMS has following features:

• Access to course PPTs
• olved examples
• Solved assignments
• Class recordings (You get it even if you do classroom training)
• Online quizzes and tests