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Systems Analyst Capstone Project

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Taught by IBM Skills Network Team

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About the course

Demonstrate your job-ready skills in this portfolio-worthy capstone course, where you’ll apply your systems analysis, data management, and project management skills to design and evaluate real-world business systems. During this project, you’ll apply systems analysis methodologies to streamline business processes, data management, and system integration. Through hands-on labs, you’ll use requirements gathering techniques, create process models using UML diagrams, design relational databases, and build interactive dashboards using Tableau or Cognos. As you work, you’ll demonstrate your end-to-end systems analysis skills in stakeholder management, data security, and meeting compliance requirements. Plus, you’ll apply your knowledge to business requirements documentation, process modelling, and deployment using CI/CD pipelines. By the end of the course, you'll have a comprehensive capstone project that demonstrates your systems analyst expertise in addressing real organizational challenges in business process improvement. Enroll today to complete a capstone project that gives you valuable practical experience you can talk about in interviews!

The consensus

Every one of the 3 reviews we read gave it 4★ or more. This is the most-upvoted one (no upvotes).

“This course was awesome, really eye-opening and super helpful!”

5.0 / 5

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