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Course Description

The business case is the one place where all relevant facts of analysis are combined and packaged to provide decision makers with the whole story prior to making an investment decision.  Participants will go through the process of constructing an effective business case that sets realistic expectations about the change initiative and the business value of the resulting solution. From a provided case study example students will practice the development and presentation of a business case document.

Learner Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course a student will be able to:

  • define the content and purpose of key components of a business case
  • apply critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills in the development of a business case
  • identify and evaluate types of solution options and alternatives according to their respective benefits, costs and risks
  • identify relevant business and financial analysis techniques to develop a business case, including qualitative and quantitative methods
  • describe the process of recommending a solution and implementation plan
  • create a business case document

Notes

This course is offered as part of the Business Analysis Extension Certificate Program at Mount Royal University.

Interactive Zoom Sessions 

Live interactive Zoom sessions serve as a dynamic platform that breathes life into the course content. In these sessions, you will actively interact with the instructor, fellow participants, and the course material. Active participation in these real-time sessions not only refines students' comprehension of the weekly topic but also cultivates critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills, which can be directly applied to professional practice.

Technology requirements:

  • Laptop or Desktop Computer, you need to be able to watch videos during class, open PDF files, and chat with other learners 
  • Access to the Internet. 
  • A webcam and a headset, microphone, or speakers for your computer will be required. 

Required Textbook 
This following textbook is a required reference for this course.

International Institute of Business Analysis. (2015). A Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge: BABOK Guide (version 3.0). Toronto: Ontario: International Institute of Business Analysis. 

A pdf copy of the textbook is available through the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®) website.

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

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