Duration
3 days
Level
Practitioner
Access
Private / corporate
Delivery
Face-to-face · Live online
Sessions and enrolment
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Price
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Facilitator
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Certification / credential
Suitable for CPD records
International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

A three-day course on software requirements analysis (capture and validation) and on converting requirements into effective Software Requirements Specifications, independent of development strategy (agile, incremental or waterfall). It covers language and structure of specifications and informed use of specification templates (DIDs). Formerly titled Software Requirements Analysis and Specification Writing.

Facilitators

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Who should attend

  • Business and requirements analysts, acquirers, suppliers and developers who deal with software requirements

Learning outcomes

  • Understand the concepts of, and activities within, software requirements analysis.
  • Write good software requirements in English.
  • Structure software requirements specifications effectively.
  • Make informed decisions about software requirements specification templates.

Course outline

  1. 01

    Software requirements analysis

  2. 02

    Transforming software requirements into specifications

  3. 03

    Requirements specification types

  4. 04

    Structuring your software requirements specification

  5. 05

    Writing software requirements in English

Certificate of completion

Certificate upon completion.

Certification and professional development

PPI states that the course may be credited towards maintenance of INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) certification for 24 Professional Development Units, qualifies for 24 hours of Engineers Australia and Engineering New Zealand CPD, and that PMI PDUs may be claimed.

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

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