🔥 Business Systems Analyst Full Course | Become a Lead BSA with a Real Banking Project

🔥 Business Systems Analyst Full Course | Become a Lead BSA with a Real Banking Project *00:00 — Introduction: Become a Lead Business Systems Analyst* Our learning journey begins. Together, we'll build a banking Credit Risk Reporting application from the ground up. *12:50 — Lesson 2: You've Been Hired as a Lead Business Systems Analyst* Experience your first day as a Lead BSA — meet your manager and project team, receive your project overview, get a system walkthrough, and receive your first assignment. *30:50 — Lesson 3: Understanding the Business Case* Why does the Credit Risk Reporting application exist? Learn how mortgage and customer data moves from source banking systems into the Credit Risk Reporting Platform. *53:02 — Lesson 4: Writing Your First Business Requirements Document (BRD)* Turn stakeholder discussions and meeting notes into a professional Business Requirements Document. *1:14:42 — Lesson 5: From Business Requirements to Functional Requirements* Learn how business requirements are translated into detailed functional requirements that the technology team can implement. *1:45:48 — Lesson 6: Architecture Walkthrough* Understand microservices, APIs, databases, source systems, and how data moves through a modern banking application — without needing to code. *2:22:38 — Lesson 7: Working with the Data Engineer — Data Mapping & SQL* Learn how a Lead BSA works with a Data Engineer to understand source data, data mapping, database fields, and SQL. *2:52:08 — Lesson 8: Turning Business Needs Into User Stories* Learn how to transform business and functional requirements into user stories that developers can build. *3:28:58 — Lesson 9: Understanding the Technical Solution — Part 2* Continue the technical walkthrough and learn how a BSA connects business requirements to the proposed technology solution. *3:48:34 — Lesson 10: Requirements, Testing, Data & User Readiness* Bring the project toward implementation by confirming requirements approval, testing completion, data readiness, user training, and production readiness. ⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS *00:00 — Introduction: Become a Lead Business Systems Analyst* Our learning journey begins. Together, we'll build a banking Credit Risk Reporting application from the ground up. *12:50 — Lesson 2: You've Been Hired as a Lead Business Systems Analyst* Experience your first day as a Lead BSA — meet your manager and project team, receive your project overview, get a system walkthrough, and receive your first assignment. *30:50 — Lesson 3: Understanding the Business Case* Why does the Credit Risk Reporting application exist? Learn how mortgage and customer data moves from source banking systems into the Credit Risk Reporting Platform. *53:02 — Lesson 4: Writing Your First Business Requirements Document (BRD)* Turn stakeholder discussions and meeting notes into a professional Business Requirements Document. *1:14:42 — Lesson 5: From Business Requirements to Functional Requirements* Learn how business requirements are translated into detailed functional requirements that the technology team can implement. *1:45:48 — Lesson 6: Architecture Walkthrough* Understand microservices, APIs, databases, source systems, and how data moves through a modern banking application — without needing to code. *2:22:38 — Lesson 7: Working with the Data Engineer — Data Mapping & SQL* Learn how a Lead BSA works with a Data Engineer to understand source data, data mapping, database fields, and SQL. *2:52:08 — Lesson 8: Turning Business Needs Into User Stories* Learn how to transform business and functional requirements into user stories that developers can build. *3:28:58 — Lesson 9: Understanding the Technical Solution — Part 2* Continue the technical walkthrough and learn how a BSA connects business requirements to the proposed technology solution. *3:48:34 — Lesson 10: Requirements, Testing, Data & User Readiness* Bring the project toward implementation by confirming requirements approval, testing completion, data readiness, user training, and production readiness.