Business analysis and the BA professional |
2.5% |
The "Business Analysis and the BA Professional" domain of the Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA) exam focuses on evaluating candidates' understanding of the role and responsibilities of a business analyst, as well as their knowledge of various business analysis concepts, methodologies, and techniques essential for success in the field. |
Business analysis key concepts |
5% |
The "Business Analysis Key Concepts" domain of the Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA) exam evaluates candidates' understanding of fundamental business analysis principles, terminology, and techniques, ensuring a strong foundation in the discipline of business analysis. |
Underlying competencies |
5% |
The "Underlying Competencies" module of the ECBA exam focuses on assessing candidates' proficiency in essential skills and personal attributes necessary for effective business analysis, including communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, and adaptability, ensuring they possess the foundational abilities required to excel in the role of a business analyst. |
Techniques |
17.5% |
The "Techniques" domain of the ECBA exam evaluates candidates' knowledge and application of various business analysis techniques, including requirements elicitation, documentation, modeling, and analysis, ensuring they can effectively gather, analyze, and communicate requirements throughout the project lifecycle. |
Business analysis planning and monitoring |
5% |
The "Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring" module of the ECBA exam focuses on assessing candidates' ability to develop comprehensive business analysis plans, define project scope, identify stakeholders, and establish effective communication strategies to ensure successful project outcomes and alignment with organizational objectives. |
Elicitation and collaboration |
20% |
The "Elicitation and Collaboration" module of the ECBA exam evaluates candidates' proficiency in eliciting requirements from stakeholders through effective communication and collaboration techniques, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of business needs and facilitating successful project outcomes.
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Requirements life cycle management |
20% |
The "Requirements Life Cycle Management" module of the ECBA exam assesses candidates' understanding of the entire requirements management process, including elicitation, analysis, documentation, validation, and verification, ensuring they can effectively manage requirements throughout the project lifecycle to meet stakeholder needs and project objectives.
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Requirements analysis and design definition |
25% |
The "Requirements Analysis and Design Definition" module of the ECBA exam focuses on evaluating candidates' ability to analyze business needs, define requirements, and design solutions that align with stakeholder expectations and organizational objectives effectively, ensuring clarity, completeness, and feasibility of the proposed solutions.
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Official Information |
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https://www.iiba.org/certification/iiba-certifications/ecba/ |