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Course Outline

Introduction

  • Types of requirements.
  • Differentiating requirement types from information requirements

The process of describing requirements for business needs

  • Sources of requirements
  • Information acquisition - methods and approaches
  • Communication strategies

    Standards for requirements description

    • Natural language description - templates, standards, EARS, Gherkin.
    • Model-based description - introduction to modeling notations and perspectives.
    • Selecting the most appropriate description format.

    Summary

    • Workshop summary.
    • Best practices.

Requirements

Fundamental understanding of the IT product lifecycle.
Familiarity with the terminology used in software development and IT project execution.
Recommended prior experience in at least one IT project.

Level
2

Objectives
Discover the advantages of using standardized methods for requirements description.
Learn effective description techniques tailored to specific requirement types and target audiences.
Gain the capability to specify requirements in line with established standards and templates.

Benefits
Instruction delivered by an expert with extensive IT industry experience and deep knowledge of IT standards and practices.
Strong focus on practical application - theoretical concepts are reinforced with project-based learning, addressing real-world scenarios.
Opportunity to apply newly acquired knowledge immediately during the training.

Target Audience
System and business analysts, product owners, business stakeholders, and analytical team leads.
Business representatives tasked with defining business needs.
Software and system engineers.
Testers, QA professionals, and individuals responsible for the quality assurance of information systems and software.

 14 Hours

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