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CBAP Certification Study Guide v3.0

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Categories: * Featured, * Business Analysis, CBAP

Authors: Richard Larson, Elizabeth Larson
Paperback: 520 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0692691458

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The 1st CBAP v3.0 Study Guide from a leader in CBAP/CCBA!

CBAP and CCBA certification are the industry benchmarks for those who practice the profession of business analysis. This comprehensive guide is easy to work with. Watermark Learning's experience as early supporters of the IIBA, as well as contributors to the BABOK Guide, gives this publication an extra edge. It covers the BABOK Guide version 3 in depth, and is also the premier resource for CCBA candidates. The guide provides a single tool to prepare not only for the exam but also for the real-life world of the business analyst. A FREE 5-TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION to the CBAP or CCBA Online Study Exam is also included with each new book purchased.

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