Agile Analysis Certification (IIBA®-AAC) Practice Exam
Agile Analysis Certification (IIBA®-AAC)
About Agile Analysis Certification (IIBA®-AAC)
This exam tests candidate’s ability to answer questions focused on real-world scenarios. However, the Agile Extension developed in collaboration with the Agile Alliance, describes good practices, techniques, and other key information that have better business outcomes and adds customer value when work is executed using various agile approaches. Candidates who perform well in this exam are those that have developed the requisite competencies.
Target Audience
This certification is for:
- Candidates who are BA professionals and working in agile environments
- Those who have knowledge in increasing business analysis skillset and expertise
- Those who stay up-to-date on best practices and industry trends
Course outline Agile Analysis Certification (IIBA®-AAC)
The Agile Analysis Certification (IIBA®-AAC) covers the following topics -
Domain 1: An Agile Mindset
Developing agile mindset is essential to achieve success when working in an agile context. However, developing an agile mindset is not something that candidates can expect to develop as a result of reading about it. The agile mindset is developed over time and through applying the agile principles of business analysis to the outcomes produced. (IIBA Reference: Agile methods)
Domain 2: Strategy Horizon
The following explains the typical work performed by an agile practitioner at the Strategy Horizon with a foundational level of proficiency:
2.1 Developing Initial Product Backlog/Required Business Capabilities Understanding and identifying capabilities check
2.2 Releasing plan
• Basic knowledge in scope MVP/MMF check
2.3 Ongoing strategy work
• Basic Stand-up (weekly/monthly) check the knowledge
• Basic knowledge of identifying Scenarios check
2.4 Reviewing and Maintaining Product Backlog/Required Business Capabilities Following rules to identify new items
Domain 3: Initiative Horizon
This domains explains typical work performed by an agile practitioner at the Initiative Horizon with a foundational level of proficiency:
3.1 Developing Initial Release Log / MVP Backlog
• Understanding and identifying features check
• Identifying and understanding solution options check
• Understand and Identifying solution components check
3.2 Releasing plan
• Following rules for sScope MVP/MMF and subsequent product increments check
• Understanding the estimate features check
• Understanding and prioritizing features check
• Elaborating features check
• Following rules for reviewing or updating solutions components check
3.3 Release close
• Following rules for reviewing outcomes produced including: “Are we continuing to deliver value?” check
• Updating scope for next Release/MVP check
Domain 4: Delivery Horizon
This explains the typical work performed by an agile practitioner at the Delivery Horizon with a foundational level of proficiency
4.1 Developing Product Increment Backlog
• Understanding and developing product increment backlog check
• Understanding and identifying stories / cards check
• Basic knowledge in estimating and sizing product increment backlog items check
• Understanding and prioritizing product increment backlog items check 4.2 Iteration planning Basic knowledge of reviewing acceptance criteria/Understand “definition of done” check
• Understanding and identifying work to complete stories/cards check
• Elaborating features/stories – for subsequent iteration check
4.3 Ongoing iteration work
• Following rules to elaborate stories check
• Basic knowledge of daily stand-up check
• Story development check
• Identifying Scenarios check
• Writing Scenarios and Specifications check
• Developing low fidelity models check
• Understanding and developing high fidelity models check
• Basic knowledge of acceptance tests / Assess for “done” check
4.4 Reviewing and maintaining product increment backlog
• Understanding and identifying new items check
• Basic knowledge of estimating new items check
• Prioritizing product increment backlog
• Understanding and elaborating stories in product increment backlog check
• Re-estimating existing items as you get more info check
• Understanding and prioritizing product increment backlog check
4.5 Customer “show and tell” (ongoing)
• Understanding iteration demo check
• Understanding iteration retrospective check
• Identifying process improvements check
4.6 Iteration close
• Reviewing outcomes produced including: “Are we ready to release?” check
• Understanding and updating product increment backlog check
Exam Details
- Certification Name: AAC Agile Analysis Certification
- Exam Duration:2 Hours
- Available Languages：English
- No. of Questions:85 questions
- Registration Fee：$250 USD (members), $375 USD (non-members)
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