Provider
SOPHIST
Duration
3 days
Access
Public enrolment · Private / corporate
Delivery
Face-to-face · Live online
Sessions and enrolment
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Price
  • €1,510.00 excl. VAT (standard)
  • €1,609.00 excl. VAT with the IREB AI4RE micro-credential exam
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Facilitator
Not identified in public sources checked
Certification / credential
Relevant to IREB CPRE certification preparation

About this course

Teaches new and experienced requirements engineers how AI can support requirements engineering work. The agenda covers why requirements engineering and why AI, human-AI interaction, prompt techniques and frameworks; requirements sources, context delimitation and elicitation; defining the AI system context and documenting the technical and domain context; SOPHIST's prompting guideline; documenting requirements in prose with the SOPHIST rule set and with templates (user stories, MASTeR); model-based documentation (information models, use case, activity, state machine and requirements diagrams); and quality assurance for requirements. Participants bring a laptop with access to an AI tool. An optional IREB AI4RE micro-credential exam can be booked with the course.

Runs online and in person in Nuremberg. SOPHIST points experienced requirements engineers to its separate one-day course.

Facilitators

Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.

Who should attend

  • Analysts, architects, business departments and business analysts, process owners, testers and quality management staff

Course outline

  1. 01

    Introduction and foundations

    Why requirements engineering? Why AI? · Human-AI interaction · Prompt techniques and frameworks

  2. 02

    Structuring requirements

    Requirements sources · Context delimitation · Requirements elicitation

  3. 03

    Context definition

    Defining the AI system context · Documenting the technical and domain context · Requirements elicitation

  4. 04

    SOPHIST prompting guideline

    Foundations, rules and application, with an example

  5. 05

    Requirements documentation in prose

    The SOPHIST rule set · Templates: user stories, MASTeR for functional requirements

  6. 06

    Model-based documentation of requirements

    Information models · Use case and activity diagrams · State machines · Requirements diagrams

  7. 07

    Quality assurance for requirements

What participants receive

  • Digital training materials
  • Post-training follow-up material

Certification and professional development

An optional IREB AI4RE micro-credential exam can be booked with the course.

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

Training areas