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diagrams, flowchartsDetermine project scope and derive context diagrams and project use
cases from the business
Create high level analysis dataflow diagrams, domain class diagrams, and entity-relationship
diagrams from the use cases or other high level diagramsRecognize and understand the various
design models, including the other relevant types of
cycle, and understand which diagrams are derived from othersUnderstand the basic concepts of
normalization and decomposition so can converse
intelligently on the topic and review diagrams that have been normalized or decomposedFor
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6.Mention some of the tools commonly used by business analyst?
There might be various tools that you as a business analyst would be using depending upon
thework environment.The primary tools are:MS-Office (Especially Word)MS-Visio (for
visualizing the concepts, creating diagrams)But a lot of bigger organizations have been using
Rational Software. Rational software licensingis expensive so you might not find it being used
everywhere.Rational Requisite Pro (for Requirement Management)Rational
ClearCase/ClearQuest (For change management)I have also found that some places like using
MS-SharePoint, telelogic DOORS and other toolsfor document collaboration. I would say, keep
a working knowledge of MS SharePoint, at least.Sometimes you might end up being a BA com
QA. As such, it is nice to have a workingknowledge of creating Test cases, using Load Runner,
QTP etc.
Except for these tools if you have knowledge of RDBMS, Oracle, SQL, different
operatingsystems, some OOP, it is always a plus.For more BA Questions, Sample Resumes and
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7.Explain equivalence class?
Equivalence class a mathematical concept is a subset of given set induced by
anequivalencerelationon that given set. (If the given set is empty then the equivalence relation is
empty andthere are no equivalence classes; otherwise the equivalence relation and its
concomitantequivalence classes are all non-empty.) Elements of an equivalence class are said to
beequivalent under the equivalence relation to all the other elements of the same equivalence
class.For each equivalence relation there is a collection of equivalence classes. Any
two differentequivalence classes are disjoint and the union over all of the equivalence classes is
the given set.Equivalence classes and their corresponding equivalence relation are defined in set
theory a vitalfoundation for mathematics and those fields that use mathematics. More details can
(You should Understand them well to provide them with right service for the right success of
the project)...SMEs: are the Subject Matter Experts who know about that project and have indepthknowledge about that software application used and that particular business domain
knowledgelike Finance (terms and permutations etc.) Accounting (Business Planning
Ledger maintainingForecasting) Mortgage (Local banking rules Knowledge about compliancy of
applications forms/applications that needs the authorizations of the local Government bodies or
countiesUnderwriting conditions (How flexible the Loan lending organizations at the individuals
creditcheck or History)So The SMEs help the Project Manager or BA to help them understand
about the necessities or needs of the Business Users or Stake holders like/interests- (How the
Project help save time for the transactions or? how much secure/security is needed the
application wise or profitable over long run) and SMEs explain How the Stakeholders or
Business Users want the application to beor appear to be for the Customers or Business
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9.
What is the difference between data model and an entity relationship diagram ?
A data model is a model which shows how data is stored and used for e.g. a normal
database Ithas 3 main parts1)Structural part:- how data is structured2)Integrity part:- Rules
governingstructure3)Manipulation part:- operators used to select,update,querry that
data,egselect,update,delete commands in sqlTo furhter add Data Modelling is when we add this
theoryto Live instance.ENTERPRISE DATA MODEL(ENTERPRISE
RELATIONSHIPMODELING) :- This can be called as an conceptual model or semantic model
The sub parts of an ERM are1)Entity:- It is an object,eg employees,computer2) Relationship:- It
captures howtwo or more entities are related to each other3)Attributes:- Every entity has its own
sets of attributes (e.g. PAN no in India for each employee or SSN in US)To clarify the point look
at egA employee is an entity belonging to entity sets(All employees) which has a relationship
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10.Who uses the output produced by business analyst?
The output will be used by the Both IT and Non-It People, as IT people use this document as
keyfor the building of the application and Non - It people use those document where they can
see prototype of their application.
efining a business need and making the business case for finding a
solution to meet that need is heart of the BA BoK knowledge area
called Enterprise Analysis. The tasks involved in this knowledge area
are defining the business need, assessing the capability gap,
determining a solution (high-level) approach, defining the solution
scope (high-level), and defining the business case. The IIBA identifies
the following skills for this knowledge area:
Benchmarking
Brainstorming
Business Rules
Risk Analysis
Analysis
Decision Analysis
Document Analysis
Estimation
Feasibility Analysis
User Stories
Focus Groups
Vendor Assessment
Functional
Decomposition
Interface Analysis