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Requirements engineering covers identifying stakeholder needs, defining the problem, and writing, analysing and managing requirements so that a solution can be designed and verified against them. Training in this area typically covers requirement quality and structure, traceability, the move from needs to specifications, and managing change during a project. It is used by systems engineers, requirements analysts, acquisition and procurement staff, and engineers who write or review specifications. Courses listed here include requirements-focused courses and broader systems engineering courses with substantial requirements content.

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How do you make a quality requirement measurable?

Tom Gilb’s Planguage gives teams a way to specify what they will measure, how they will measure it and what result stakeholders need. His article How to Quantify Quality walks through the choice of a measurement scale. His handbook Competitive Engineering describes the wider method.

Work through Tom’s three-hour Competitive Engineering tutorial slides from the 2004 Porto conference for examples of quality measures, benchmarks and requirement targets.

The three-day mBank workshop curriculum shows how Tom Gilb, Kai Gilb and Paweł Nowak organized practice around establishing a baseline and specifying solution constraints. The outline is publicly readable.

For structured practice, Kai Gilb’s ValueFirst online requirements course includes exercises and an option for individual feedback from Kai.

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