Requirements Engineering Workshop (REW001)

Course Summary:
 
 
The requirements enginnering course will provide you with the fundamental principles behind modelling and capturing requirements. After the course you will understand the principles and techniques required for effective requirements gathering and management. 
 
The delegate will learn the importance of interviewing end users of a system to drive out system requirements as the foundation of good business systems analysis.
 
Our requirements engineering course is a platform for your career and personal development. Crown Interactive is the natural first choice for any individual to reach their maximum potential and become successful in their career.
 
You will Learn How To 
 

Perform effective requirements gathering

Analyse, validate and prioritise  business and systems requirements

How to document requirements in a structured and professional manner

Apply a wide range of requirements elicitation techniques; learn how to conduct a workshop, interviews and prepare questionnaires

Model requirements using Use Case diagrams
 
 
Course Topics: 
 
Introduction to requirement engineering 
 

Origins of requirements engineering

What is requirements engineering

Why use requirements engineering
The requirements engineering process
 

The importance of requirements engineering 

The characteristics of requirements engineering

Define the roles and responsibilities in the requirements engineering process
The role of an analyst
 

Competencies of an analyst

Development of competencies
Facilitated workshops 
 

Workshop roles 

Facilitation skills 

Structure of a facilitated workshop 

Face-to-face interviews

How to conduct a group workshop
Other requirements elicitation techniques
 

Questioning techniques

Documenting interviews

Structure of a fact-finding interview

How to stimulate creative thinking 
Documenting requirements
 

Non-function requirements

Functional requirements

General and technical requirements

Documenting requirements with Use Cases

Documenting a requirement catalogue
Analysing requirements
 

Prioritising requirements

Removing ambiguity and lack of clarity

Testability of requirements
Requirements Management
 

Requirements traceability

Generalised Traceability Hierarchy

Change and version control of requirements

Writing SMART requirements
Validating Requirements
 

Validation techniques

Quality control of requirements
Case Study
 

The use of case studies to explore requirements engineering

Use of a UML notation as a method of documenting scenarios