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Business Analyst Essentials:
Responsibilities of a Business Analyst
What is Business Analysis
Sequence diagram Explained
Class diagram explained
RUP explained
UML(unified modelling
language)
SDLC(software
development life cycle)
Insurance knowledge for BA
Health care knowledge for BA
Finance banking knowledge for
BA
BA Interview Questions & related:
Imp BA
Interview questions set 1
Imp BA
Interview questions set 2
Imp BA
Interview questions set 3
Imp BA
Interview questions set 4
Business analyst
Interview questions 1
Business analyst
Interview questions 2
Business analyst
Interview questions 3
Business analyst
Interview questions 4
Resume writing tips for BA
Business Analyst Health care Related:
BA Health Care Claims
SAS (statistical analysis
system)
Clinical Trials
FACETS
Health
care fraud detection
HIPAA
BA
Finance Interview questions
Business
Analyst Finance domain Interview
questions
set 1
What is Fixed rate Loan?
What is home equity line
of credit (HELOC) ?
What is Loan to value ratio ?
What is debt to income
ratio &
What is lien Lien holder ?
What are mutual
funds ? Interview questions
Trading of Stocks , what
are stocks?
New
york Stock exchange
What is
NASDAQ ?
Stock exchanges in USA
Factors that
will affect the change in price
of STOCKS
How to buy a STOCK
?
What stocks are
treated as equity
while
bonds as debt ?
Business Analyst Tutorials:
Role of a Business
Analyst(high level)
Use case diagram step by
step
Class Diagrams UML
Responsibilities of BA
What is RUP ?
SDLC
Bug Life cycle
BA Faq
Business Users
of the system
CMM levels
Collaboration
diagram
Data Mapping &
Data modeling
Data model in data
base
Deliverables in SDLC
Tools used by BA
Q-Gate (quality gate)
RUP (rational unified processing)
Sequence diagrams
Deliverables in RUP
Use case examples
Use case
template examples
Testing skills
required
Testing processes
QTP recording flow
break points in qtp
split actions in qtp
parameterization
checkpointsinqtp
Integrated testing
What
is QTP ?
Loadrunner step by step
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Author: David ryan
Date:
May 7th, 2007.
Version :1
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Use case name |
ATM |
USE CASE type
Business requirements : yes. |
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Use case id |
ATM-W |
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Priority |
High |
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Source |
Requirement-RATM-W |
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Primary business actor |
Customer/bank account/Card holder. |
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Other participating actors |
Bank |
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Description |
The use case describes the withdrawl
process of money from a ATM. It contains various steps that
involve the verification of customer card and processing and
generating receipt and giving money. |
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Pre condition |
The customer withdrawing money should have
a bank account and a valid card. |
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Trigger |
The use case will be initiated when the
user inserts card in the slot. |
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Typical flow of events |
Actor Action
Step 1: The customer inserts the card.
Step 3: The customer will enter the PIN. |
System Response
Step 2: The system will check the validity
of the card and will prompt for PIN no.
Step 4: The system will check the database
and validates the PIN no & customer acct.
Step5: Bank database confirms the
correctness.
Step6: ATM asks the customer to enter the
amount to be withdrawn.
Step7: Amount verified against the balance
in cust acct.
Step8: ATM dispenses the amount
Step9: Receipt is printed.
Step10: Card is ejected. |
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Alternate cources |
Alt step 2: If the customer inserts
a invalid card or improper insertion then system prompts a
message to customer. |
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Alt step 3: Customer enters wrong
pin, then system will show a error message. |
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Alt step 4: If the amount entered is
more than balance them system shows a message. |
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Conclusion |
The use case concludes when the card is
taken out of the slot. |
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Business rules |
- The customer has a valid card with a
bank account in the bank.
- The machine has sufficient amount.
- The amount to be withdrawn is with in
the limits set for a day.
- There is sufficient amount left in the
account.(minimum required)
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