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Module 10 - Applied Business Case Exercises for OFA 1

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Module Foundation

I.

MODULE PURPOSE

The purpose of this module is to give OFA 1 learners realistic, hands-on project scenarios that pull together the skills built in Modules 3 through 9, in the kinds of initiatives an OFA is actually likely to support.

A.

Skills Pulled Together From Modules 3-9

  • 1.Terminology and process
  • 2.Requirements
  • 3.Discovery
  • 4.Documentation
  • 5.Testing
  • 6.Launch support
  • 7.Guidance-seeking
B.

Illustrative Initiative Types

  • 1.Data migrations
  • 2.Mobile app work
  • 3.Platform changes
  • 4.CRM changes
  • 5.Deep linking
  • 6.System integrations
  • 7.Notification rollouts
  • 8.Reporting dashboards
II.

HOW EACH BUSINESS CASE IS STRUCTURED

  • A.Each business case below includes a scenario, an OFA 1 exercise, and a short "Looking Ahead" note previewing what the same business case asks of an OFA 2.
  • B.The OFA 1 exercise is scoped to contribution under guidance, consistent with everything this curriculum teaches.
  • C.The OFA 2 preview is included only so a learner can see the shape of what comes next, not as something to attempt now.
  • D.Where useful, each business case also includes a worked example excerpt showing what a thorough, finished deliverable looks like.
  • E.Some of these examples reflect the fuller scope of ownership that arrives at OFA 2.
  • F.They are included here as a preview of the standard of rigor this curriculum is building toward, not as artifacts an OFA 1 is expected to produce unsupervised.
III.

ABOUT THESE SCENARIOS

  • A.These scenarios are illustrative and written around the kinds of initiatives common across the Church's local unit, missionary, temple, and member-facing systems, but they are not descriptions of any specific real project.
  • B.A mentor should feel free to substitute a real, active initiative wherever one is available, using the structure below as the template.