Two-day practical course in writing and reviewing textual requirements, with exercises applying rules for writing good requirements.
An overview of the practice of writing textual requirements, suited to people who draft, review or approve function and performance specifications, including those responding to requests for tender.
The course covers the requirements engineering framework (needs, requirements, life-cycle concepts, requirement types, characteristics and attributes), elicitation and validation, conceptual design activities such as requirements breakdown structures and operational scenarios, and rules for writing requirements based on International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) guidance. Practical exercises have participants identify and correct faulty requirements before writing their own.
PhD · INCOSE Fellow (as stated by edVirtus) · Co-chair, INCOSE Requirements Working Group (as stated by edVirtus)
Systems engineering and requirements presenter for edVirtus with more than 40 years in Australian Defence engineering and capability management, and co-author of textbooks on applied systems engineering and requirements.
Systems, systems engineering and the role of requirements engineering
Concepts, needs and requirements · Types, characteristics and attributes · Emergent properties
Elicitation and elaboration · Elicitation techniques · Requirements validation
Requirements breakdown structures · Context diagram · Operational scenarios
INCOSE guidelines for good requirements · Standard requirement structure · Rules for avoiding ambiguity · Requirements review
Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.
Requirements engineering training listed in escent’s current catalogue.
One-day course on applying requirements analysis and management in agile projects, based on the IREB RE@Agile curriculum, with an optional RE@Agile Primer exam.