Duration
2 days / 16 hours
Access
Private / corporate
Delivery
Face-to-face
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About this course

This highly interactive two-day course covers requirements engineering fundamentals, with emphasis on lean thinking. It places requirements within the systems engineering process and develops working knowledge of problem-space definition; stakeholder identification; requirements elicitation, documentation, analysis, verification, validation and management; writing good requirements and identifying their attributes. It also covers the requirements engineer's roles and the communication skills, analysis methods and elicitation techniques needed in system development. ASE includes lectures and in-class exercises.

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Learning outcomes

  • Describe the role of requirements engineering in the systems engineering process.
  • Define and describe key aspects of defining the problem space.
  • Define and describe the requirements engineering process.
  • Name and describe model-based requirements engineering.
  • List requirements elicitation techniques.
  • List the criteria for a good requirement.

Course outline

  1. 01

    Systems context and problem space

    Role of requirements engineering in the systems engineering process · Lean thinking concepts · Problem-space definition · Stakeholder identification

  2. 02

    Elicitation, documentation and quality

    Requirements elicitation techniques · Communication skills and analysis methods · Requirements documentation and specification elements · Good requirements and their attributes · Model-based requirements engineering

  3. 03

    Analysis, verification and management

    Requirements analysis · Verification and validation · Traceability · Requirements management and tools

Interactive activities

  • Highly interactive course with lectures and in-class exercises.

Training areas