Requirements Engineering

Requirements Engineering, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 29 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 18 reviews, and has 158 subscribers.

You will learn about Important methods for elicitation, documentation and management of requirements Stakeholder managment and communication Design thinking, goal models and natural-language-based requirements documentation Modelbased requirements documentation using UML Use cases and other UML diagrams This course is ideal for individuals who are Requirements Engineers or Product Owners or Business Analysts or IT Project Manager, Scrum Master, Software Developer, Software Tester It is particularly useful for Requirements Engineers or Product Owners or Business Analysts or IT Project Manager, Scrum Master, Software Developer, Software Tester.

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Summary

Title: Requirements Engineering

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: €114.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Important methods for elicitation, documentation and management of requirements
Stakeholder managment and communication
Design thinking, goal models and natural-language-based requirements documentation
Modelbased requirements documentation using UML Use cases and other UML diagrams

Who Should Attend

Requirements Engineers
Product Owners
Business Analysts
IT Project Manager, Scrum Master, Software Developer, Software Tester

Target Audiences

Requirements Engineers
Product Owners
Business Analysts
IT Project Manager, Scrum Master, Software Developer, Software Tester

This course is a beginners training in requirements engineering. Requirements engineering is the fundamental key to innovation and successful product development. The focussed elicitation of user-specific customer requirements is essential for any type of product or software development.

The course explains fundamental methods and tools for the elicitation and documentation of requirements. It follows partially the version 3 curriculum of the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB). But accoding to the wide range of topics it is not an explicit preparation for the IREB certification.

Requirements Engineering to balance interests between humans and machines or products. Therefore, also soft skills like stakeholder management, communication, empathy, listening und conflicts are discussed.

The learning path of this course is as follows:

– Introduction and basic terms of requirements engineering

– Stakeholder and stakeholder management

– Requirements elicitation

– Introduction to Design Thinking

– Kano model

– Requirements templates of the International Requirements Engineering Board

– User stories

– Requirements reviews

– Model-based requirements documentation (UML)

– Management of requirements

The course provides an overview about the most important techniques in requirements engineering, especially for requirements engineers, product owner and product management. Previous knowledge is not required. Althoug some experience in product development and software fundamentals are helpful.

The course is well-suited for beginners as well as for advanced practitioners.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction, Basics, and Definitions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Basic terms of Requirements Engineering

Lecture 3: Definitions

Lecture 4: Personality profile of a requirements engineer

Lecture 5: Nine basic principles – overview

Lecture 6: Nine basic principles – details

Lecture 7: Abstraction levels

Lecture 8: System and context

Chapter 2: Stakeholder and Conflict Management

Lecture 1: Organizing stakeholders

Lecture 2: Stakeholder communication

Lecture 3: Conflict management

Chapter 3: Requirements elicitation

Lecture 1: Requirements elicitation

Lecture 2: Design thinking overview

Lecture 3: Design thinking tools

Lecture 4: Design thinking prototyping

Lecture 5: Kano model

Lecture 6: Natural language-based work products

Lecture 7: Requirements template

Lecture 8: User stories

Lecture 9: Glossary

Lecture 10: Reviews

Lecture 11: Risk management

Chapter 4: Model-based requirements documentation

Lecture 1: Model-based requirements

Lecture 2: UML use case diagrams

Lecture 3: UML class diagrams

Lecture 4: UML activity diagrams

Lecture 5: UML state diagrams

Chapter 5: Managing requirements

Lecture 1: Managing requirements

Lecture 2: Download of the slides

Instructors

Peter Klausmann
IT-Trainer, Senior Agile Coach & Serial Entrepreneur

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