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Celebrate the completion of the SDLC Simulation in a final showcase that brings the teams' work to life. Participants will present their completed project solutions, reflect on their Business Analysis journey, receive feedback and recognition, and celebrate the contributions of the teams, mentors, volunteers, and community partners who made the simulation possible. Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026. Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Eastern Time. Duration: 3 Hours

After progressing through project initiation, requirements and analysis, backlog refinement, solution design, testing, and UAT, participants will come together for the final meeting of the SDLC Simulation.

Meeting 6 is an opportunity for teams to showcase what they have built and demonstrate how the work developed throughout the simulation connects across the SDLC. Each team will present its completed solution, explaining the business problem, requirements, decisions, design, testing, and final outcome.

The session will also provide an opportunity for participants to reflect on the practical Business Analysis skills they developed throughout the simulation. Teams will receive feedback on their presentations and solutions while recognizing the collaboration, problem-solving, and contributions that supported the project.

The program will conclude with an Awards and Recognition Ceremony, celebrating participant achievements and acknowledging the mentors, facilitators, volunteers, and community partners who contributed to the success of the simulation.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Present a complete project solution and explain the decisions made throughout the SDLC.
  • Demonstrate how Business Analysis activities connect from project initiation through solution validation.
  • Communicate project outcomes clearly to stakeholders and other audiences.
  • Reflect on lessons learned from working through a simulated project environment.
  • Identify strengths and areas for continued development in their Business Analysis practice.
  • Recognize the importance of collaboration and cross-functional teamwork in successful project delivery.

Session Activities

Team Presentations
Each team will present its completed project, demonstrating the journey from the original business need through requirements, prioritization, design, testing, and UAT.

Project Demonstrations
Teams will showcase their proposed solutions and explain how those solutions address the identified business problem and user needs.

Feedback & Reflection
Participants will receive feedback and reflect on the decisions, challenges, and lessons learned throughout the simulation.

Awards & Recognition
Outstanding contributions and achievements will be recognized as participants celebrate the completion of the program.

Community Partner Highlights
The session will acknowledge and highlight the mentors, volunteers, partners, and organizations that supported the SDLC Simulation.

Deliverables & Roles

Deliverable Primary Role
Final Project Presentation Project Team
Solution Demonstration Project Team
Project Outcomes & Lessons Learned Project Team
Final Feedback Facilitators / Stakeholders
Awards & Recognition Program Team
Community Partner Recognition Program Team

What Participants Will Take Away

Participants will leave the final meeting with practical experience presenting and defending a complete project solution, a clearer understanding of how Business Analysis activities connect across the SDLC, and lessons they can apply to real-world projects. Most importantly, Meeting 6 gives participants the opportunity to celebrate what they accomplished together and recognize the professional growth, collaboration, and practical experience gained throughout the simulation.

 
By registering for or attending this event, participants agree to comply with the Participant Code of Conduct. The organization reserves the right to restrict, suspend, or terminate participation when an individual's conduct materially interferes with the educational objectives of the program or negatively impacts the learning experience of other participants.