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New Post 6/27/2012 6:02 PM
User is offline cotton17
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Online Study Group anyone? 

I just ordered my BABOK Audio Flashcards and CBAP Study Guide from Watermark. Anyone interested in starting our own study group online? We could meet through skype ( my contact name is cottonfamily17) and we can review the templates here on modern analyst, review how to fill out the application, go through a couple chapters and discuss them every time we meet online. 

Anyone interested? Let me know by replying to this post.

Thank you,

Sarah

 
New Post 7/7/2012 8:58 PM
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Re: Online Study Group anyone? 

 i am planning to study BA . would be a great to collaborate and study , but dont knw where to start ..

 
New Post 7/7/2012 8:59 PM
User is offline vishal
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Re: Online Study Group anyone? 

 dont hav much idea about which books to study ?? n about online training ...

 
New Post 7/11/2012 7:02 AM
User is offline parakala
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Re: Online Study Group anyone? 

hi sarah,

 

I am interested.. I am through the application process and planning to write exam in early september. please let me know

 
New Post 7/12/2012 8:04 AM
User is offline Tony Markos
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Re: Online Study Group anyone? 

Vishal:

Where to start studying the BABOK?  That is a great question!   

The authors of the BABOK state that there is no "starting point"  so to speak.   Notice how the BABOK is organized by liberal use  input/process/output diagrams.   Input/output diagrams are essentially non-integrated data flow diagrams (why the BABOK did not use integrated diagrams, ie. DFD's is a topic of great importance in its own).   Input/output diagrams are non-sequential in nature.  Basically, any task can start at any point, provided required inputs to the task are present.

If there was a "start" and a "finish" to the BABOK, the authors would have undoubtely used sequence based diagramming techique, as these are easier for most to follow. 

So, I suggest just jumping into a section that looks interesting.

Tony

 

Also, always remember, the BABOK presents what is popular, not what is logically correct.   Often there is a significant difference between the two.

Tony

 

 
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