Duration
3 days (or four evenings)
Level
Practitioner
Access
Public enrolment · Private / corporate
Delivery
Face-to-face · Self-paced
Sessions and enrolment
Check the provider's website for upcoming sessions and enrolment information.
Price
Price not published. Check with the provider.
Facilitator
Not identified in public sources checked
Certification / credential
Relevant to IREB CPRE certification preparation

About this course

Deepens requirements modelling from the Foundation Level. Participants learn to turn knowledge into requirements models, including context models, class and entity-relationship models, data-flow and control-flow models, use cases, state models, and scenario modelling with sequence and communication diagrams, working on a practical case.

Given as a three-day day training or four evenings, with English materials and exam. The exam has a multiple-choice part and a written assignment.

Facilitators

Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.

Modeling language, method and software

Modeling language
UML

Requirements modeling for the IREB CPRE Advanced Level, with practical assignments. Also covers entity-relationship and data-flow diagrams. No software is named.

As stated on the provider's course page, checked 11 October 2026. Confirm the language version and software edition with the provider before booking.

Who should attend

  • Requirements engineers and managers, information and business analysts, functional designers
  • Others with a stake in requirements, such as testers, application managers and architects

Prerequisites

  • IREB CPRE Foundation Level certificate, or the Requirements Engineering module of the BCS Business Analysis Diploma

Certification and professional development

Prepares for the IREB CPRE Advanced Level Requirements Modeling exam (multiple choice plus written assignment, in English).

Certification relevance indicates subject-matter relevance only. It does not imply accreditation, formal alignment or endorsement by any certifying body.

Training areas