Business Analysis Certificate
Program Overview:
The Business Analysis Certificate prepares students to analyze the organization and design of businesses, government departments and non-profit organizations. The business analyst’s role is described as a liaison among stakeholders in order to understand the structure, policies and operations of an organization and to recommend solutions that enable the organization to achieve its goals. In the past, this position was often outsourced to consultants, but many companies now prefer to use in-house analysts who have in-depth knowledge of their specific industry.
Program Outcomes:
Upon completion of the Business Analysis program at RCTC, students will achieve the following outcomes:
- Identify and clearly articulate the various stakeholder roles needed to collect project requirements.
- Utilize effective communication techniques based on various stakeholders.
- Demonstrate practical skills to analyze, document, and develop organizational and operational requirements that lead to functional processes.
- Apply various techniques used to manage project requirements.
Career Opportunities:
A business analysis certificate program prepares individuals to support data-driven decision-making by identifying business needs, analyzing processes, and recommending solutions making them ideal for career entry level analytical roles across industries.
Additional Information:
This certificate is only available through RCTC’s Center for Business and Workforce Education.
BUSINESS ANALYSIS CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM CORE REQUIREMENTS (9 CREDITS)
- BUS 2317 – Principles of Business Analysis I (3 cr)
- BUS 2318 – Principles of Business Analysis II (3 cr)
- BUS 2319 – Principles of Business Analysis III (3 cr)
Course descriptions can be found at: RCTC course descriptions