Duration
Self-paced; 30 days of online access
Delivery
Self-paced
Sessions and enrolment
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Price
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Facilitator
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Certification / credential
1.4 CEUs; the course counts toward UAH OPCE's Systems Engineering Certificate
International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

Follows the understanding and development of customer requirements, their transformation into a detailed specification, and the verification and validation methods that show the product meets the specification and its intended use. Interactive exercises have participants propose requirements as the customer and discuss how a supplier might interpret them. Topics include requirement types, requirements planning, stakeholders, developing and managing the specification, allocation and flow-down, trade studies, requirements risk, testability, verification and validation.

Facilitators

Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.

Prerequisites

  • Undergraduate degree in a technical field or equivalent experience (certificate prerequisite)

Course outline

  1. 01

    Requirement types and requirements planning

  2. 02

    Understanding the customer and other stakeholders

  3. 03

    Transferring requirements to a specification and developing it

  4. 04

    Requirements allocation and flow-down

  5. 05

    Trade studies and managing requirements risk

  6. 06

    Requirements testability, verification and validation

  7. 07

    Managing the specification

Certificate of completion

1.4 CEUs; the course counts toward UAH OPCE's Systems Engineering Certificate

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