This course is specially design for Systems Engineers, Requirements Engineers, Software Architects, Project Managers

No IT degree is required, but the understanding of the basic capabilities of software is a prerequisite.

This program will be conducted with interactive lectures, PowerPoint presentations, discussions and practical exercises

Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to :

• Learn the necessary knowledge of a requirements engineer.
• Learn a common understanding for Requirements Engineering independent of an industrial domain or development process.
• Understand the four core disciplines of requirements engineering which can add significant value in system development.
• Focus on acquiring the necessary practical knowledge and learning the basic concepts in requirements engineering, with reinforcement through practical exercises.

• Sources of Requirements
• Categorization of Requirements according to the Kano Model
• Elicitation Techniques

• Structuring Documents
• Documentation Style Alternatives
• Document Structure
• Using Requirements Documents
• Quality Criteria for Requirements Documents
• Quality Criteria for Requirements
• Glossary

• Language Effects
• Constructing Requirements
• using a Template

• Models
• Goal Models
• Use Case Models
• Three Modeling Views
• Structural Requirements Models
• Functional Requirements Models
• Behavioral Requirements Models

• Basics for Checking Requirements
• Basics for Reconciling Requirements
• Checking Requirements Quality
• Principles for Checking Requirements
• Techniques for Checking Requirements
• Technique for Reconciling Conflicting Requirements

• Adding Attributes to Requirements
• Creating Views of Requirements
• Prioritizing Requirements
• Tracing Requirements
• Requirements Versioning

• Types of Tools
• Tool Introduction
• Tool Evaluation