Agile requirement engineering
Requirements engineering training listed in escent’s current catalogue.
- Regions
- Belgium
- Access
- Public enrolment · Private / corporate
- Delivery
- Face-to-face
Training area
Courses on stakeholder needs, problem definition, requirements development and requirements management.
Courses
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.
Apply artificial intelligence critically within requirements engineering activities.
Derive engineering requirements for platform information technology and weapons systems from security controls. Individual exercises and a group project connect requirements writing with system categorisation and security risk management.
Requirements certification preparation covering stakeholder engagement, requirements hierarchy, modelling, validation, traceability and version control.
One-day seminar on writing clear, precise specifications for defence acquisition, with five hands-on exercises on common pitfalls.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Scenario-based business requirements elicitation covering questioning, stakeholder management, measurable non-functional requirements, testability and conflicting requirements.
Self-paced online workshop on designing and specifying capability systems and generating traceable CONOPS, OCD, URD and performance specifications from an integrated model.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Course on identifying, defining, documenting and confirming stakeholder and system requirements, with modeling, traceability, validation and change management.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Foundation Level preparation with the certification exam at the end of the training.
Requirements engineering training listed in escent’s current catalogue.
Develop practical requirements elicitation and conflict-resolution skills.
Refine and prioritise requirements within agile product development.
Model requirements and connect them with written specifications.
Self-paced procurement specification writing covering tender and quotation documents, specification development and review, and contract performance management.
Course facilitator: Michael Young
One-day online course, for in-company groups, on developing robust specifications and scopes of work with end users, technical experts and procurement.
Develop the stakeholder-facing skills needed for requirements discovery.
One-day follow-on course on requirements elicitation, documentation, review and modeling, requirements administration, change management, agile requirements and tool support.
Capture and trace functional and nonfunctional requirements in Cameo.
In-house workshop in which a project team applies requirements engineering to developing its Function and Performance Specification (FPS).
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Self-paced course on top-down and bottom-up functional analysis and deriving traceable system requirements and function and performance specifications.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Self-paced course on front-end capability design: mission and operational analysis, OCDs and traceable function and performance specifications.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Examines stakeholders, needs, constraints and alternative solutions before developing a justified system concept.
Elicit and organise user requirements through facilitated use-case workshops.
Four-day workshop on gathering stakeholder needs and translating them into user requirements, including planning and running live interviews.
One-day introduction to requirements management in systems engineering: stakeholders and needs, types and quality of requirements, review, change and traceability.
Translate human tasks and operating demands into system requirements.
Course presenters may include: Clayton J Hutto
Business-analysis-oriented requirements training covering stakeholder elicitation, business, functional and non-functional requirements, validation, traceability and requirements documentation.
One-day requirements engineering course: requirements within the wider system, layering requirements, scenarios, use cases and writing requirements at different levels.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
One-day awareness course on the requirements problem and effective methods for capturing and validating requirements.
Private requirements management training for engineering and management audiences, covering user needs, decomposition, system definition, traceability, change history and links to hazard logs and safety cases.
Two-day IREB CPRE Advanced Level module on applying requirements engineering methods in agile development, including scaling, with a practice exam; also offered as four evening sessions.
IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in planning elicitation, requirements sources, elicitation and conflict-resolution techniques, and analyst skills.
IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements modelling: context, information structures, dynamic views and scenarios, using a practical case.
IREB® CPRE Foundation Level preparation (syllabus version 3.0 or later) as a three-day training, four-evening training or self-study package.
Two-day classroom course covering the IREB CPRE Foundation Level syllabus, with exercises from consulting projects and an exam voucher, in Zurich, Vienna and Cologne.
Course presenters may include: Sven Bewer
Blended IREB CPRE Foundation Level course in German: about 20 hours of e-learning, 16 hours of classroom or online training, and the certification exam, included in the price.
Three-day preparation for the IREB® CPRE Foundation Level exam, also available as a self-paced e-learning licence.
Three-day preparation for the IREB® CPRE Foundation Level, covering elicitation, documentation and modelling, validation and management of requirements, with three months' e-learning access.
IREB® CPRE Foundation Level training taught by two requirements engineers together, in Braunschweig or online in short daily morning sessions over three weeks.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Foundation Level classroom training in Dutch or English, also offered as a self-paced online course with tutor support.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in eliciting and consolidating requirements, handling conflicts and choosing techniques for different project situations.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in structuring requirements for traceability, prioritisation, variant management, version and change control, and reporting.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in choosing and applying requirements modelling techniques from UML, SysML and structured analysis.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements elicitation and consolidation techniques, preparing for the Practitioner and Specialist certificates.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in managing requirements through product development: attributes and views, prioritisation, version and change control, traceability and variants.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements modelling: context, information structures, dynamic views and scenarios.
Three-day course on using generative AI across requirements engineering: prompting, context definition, elicitation, natural-language and model-based documentation, and AI-supported quality assurance, with an optional IREB AI4RE micro-credential.
One-day practical course on using generative AI tools responsibly across elicitation, documentation, validation and management of requirements.
Two-day workshop on a model-based, framework-driven approach to requirements engineering that emphasizes requirements in context.
Self-paced course on structured operational analysis and developing Operational Concept Documents for capability system design.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
In-house workshop in which a project team applies the systems engineering process to developing its Operational Concept Document.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Two-day hands-on introduction to system use cases: identifying, prioritising and documenting use cases and scenarios, use case diagrams, traceability to other requirements, and verification and validation.
Two-day hands-on course on writing needs and requirements to the characteristics in the INCOSE Guide to Writing Requirements.
Trainer: Katarzyna Kot
Two-day course on defining specification requirements and communicating them clearly to third parties, including verification methods and BS 7373.
One-day course on converting individual requirements into effective specifications through structure and language.
Workshop-based course on capturing and validating requirements received from stakeholders, independent of domain.
A practical overview of requirements from discovery through validation.
Self-paced online course on developing customer requirements into unambiguous specifications, with allocation, flow-down, testability, verification and validation.
Three-day practical requirements engineering course covering requirements creation, analysis, allocation, management and their use through verification.
Course facilitators may include: William “Bill” Fournier, Glen Francisco, Dr John Gill
Three-day introduction to systems engineering and how requirements development and management fit into it, from scope to managing requirements at all levels.
Five-day practical requirements engineering workshop covering requirements analysis, quality, specification development, traceability and methods for discovering and correcting requirements defects.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Paul Davies
Examines problem definition, stakeholder identification and requirements elicitation, analysis, documentation, verification, validation and management.
Introduces requirement types, analysis, decomposition and management..
Requirements engineering foundation certification preparation covering system and context boundaries, elicitation, natural-language requirements, models, validation, negotiation and management.
Fundamentals of requirements engineering, stakeholder management and requirements documentation for product development.
Presented by: Mike Johnson
Two-day course covering the full requirements engineering process, including the Kano model, agile formulation and links to architecture.
Four-day version of PPI's requirements engineering course for non-native English speakers, covering requirements management, analysis and specification but excluding English-language issues.
Requirements-specific certification preparation in a business analysis context, covering elicitation, analysis, validation, documentation and management.
Course presenters may include: Neil Pearson
Overview of requirements analysis and requirements specification writing: capturing, validating and measuring requirements and structuring them into specifications.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Paul Davies
Two-day practical requirements engineering course on formulating, eliciting, analysing and documenting requirements.
Three-day requirements engineering course based on the IREB CPRE Foundation Level, with an optional IREB exam on the last day.
Introductory self-paced video learning covering requirements types and processes, the system lifecycle, stakeholders, baselines and requirements documents.
Use visual models to develop and check requirements.
Two-day practical course in writing and reviewing textual requirements, with exercises applying rules for writing good requirements.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Short self-paced Coursera course on writing clear, verifiable requirement statements and avoiding common ambiguities.
Course presenters may include: Sondoss Elsawah, Kumudu Amarawardhana
Five-day immersion in problem definition for military capability: requirements, Operational Concept Descriptions (OCD) and Concepts of Operations (CONOPS).
Presented by: Robert Halligan
Two-day course on scoping projects and eliciting, documenting and validating requirements in regulated or systems engineering environments.
Workshop-oriented course on software requirements analysis and on writing and structuring Software Requirements Specifications, regardless of development approach.
Activity-based course on converting requirements into effective requirements specifications: structure, language, specification types and templates.
Procurement-focused introduction to stakeholder needs, technical, functional and performance specifications, and common writing mistakes.
Procurement trainers listed by the provider: Joel Hillier, Colin Williams
Two-day course for improving system requirements engineering practice, run twice a year.
Course presenters may include: Cees Michielsen
Online modules plus a one-day workshop on systematic requirements management, from stakeholders to traceability and verification.
Course presenters may include: Anders Ollevik
Online course in decomposing customer needs into traceable, testable specifications using requirements analysis tools and case studies.
Facilitator training in TeamStorming, using structured group exercises to capture stakeholder needs and ideas in a format useful to systems engineers.
Practical requirements writing in a business analysis and software context, covering use cases, user stories, acceptance criteria and specification completeness.
Three-day workshop on writing system, software and hardware requirements and test cases under Automotive SPICE v4.0 and Hardware SPICE, with architecture notation and traceability.
Two-day seminar on specifying cybersecurity requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces from a threat analysis, worked through an airbag case study with attack trees, threat modelling and countermeasures.
One-day course on the characteristics of good requirements and how to find and fix requirements defects.
Write acquisition requirements around measurable results rather than prescribed implementation.
Related
Training area
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.
Providers
Acmena offers private engineering requirements management training.
Australian university offering online professional certificates in systems engineering, test and evaluation, and integrated logistics support for defense and industry.
Avionics development and certification training company offering an ARP4754A/ARP4754B avionics systems workshop, public, private, remote or on site.
United Arab Emirates training company offering an instructor-led systems engineering course covering requirements, architecture, integration and verification.
ALC Training offers requirements-focused professional learning.
US aerospace professional society offering online short courses in space systems verification and validation, concurrent mission design and applied MBSE.
German requirements engineering consultancy and IREB® training provider offering CPRE Foundation and Advanced Level courses.
US professional technical training provider offering short courses in systems engineering, defence, space, aerospace and related engineering disciplines.
US consultancy whose Requirements Experts practice offers requirements training for systems engineering teams.
Systems engineering consultancy advertising tailored onsite seminars in concept development, requirements, configuration management, project delivery and certification preparation.
Training arm of the German engineering services group Bertrandt, offering aviation systems engineering and safety assessment courses to SAE ARP4754B.
Training company offering a systems engineering course for technology-based projects.
UK business analysis training and consulting firm offering practical courses, including use cases, non-functional requirements and systems thinking.
Engineering consultancy offering training in systems architecture, requirements and model-based systems engineering.
UK training and consultancy provider in systems thinking, systems engineering, lean, six sigma and leading change.
Swedish systems engineering consultancy and training provider, part of CAG Group, with offices in Stockholm and Oslo.
California Institute of Technology professional education provider offering systems engineering, MBSE, digital engineering and related technical certificate programs.
Executive education arm of the French engineering school CentraleSupélec, offering an executive certificate and short courses in complex systems engineering and system architecture.
Paris-based consulting and training group for systems architecture and MBSE, using the CESAM framework.
Systems engineering educator publishing self-paced systems engineering courses on Udemy.
Italian railway engineers' professional association offering a 24-hour systems engineering course for the railway sector.
Training department for Dassault Systèmes' CATIA Magic (No Magic) modeling tools, including a course on MBSE with SysML v2 and the MagicGrid framework.
Management and technology consultancy offering two-day IREB CPRE Foundation Level requirements engineering training in Zurich, Vienna and Cologne.
Dutch systems engineering consultancy for the built environment and infrastructure, offering a deepening course and a half-year systems engineering development programme.
Australian provider of professional short courses in systems engineering, requirements, configuration management, capability development and system safety.
Technical training provider specialising in systems engineering, defence engineering, military vehicle technology and related professional capability development.
Training arm of Engineers Australia offering self-paced and blended systems engineering courses for engineers.
Systems engineering consultancy offering training in model-based systems engineering, SysML, enterprise architecture and model simulation.
French engineering school of Institut Polytechnique de Paris offering, with the French defense procurement agency, an advanced systems engineering program for defense.
Space centre of EPFL in Lausanne, which runs a five-day systems engineering course for the space industry through UNIL-EPFL continuing education.
Requirements engineering consultancy offering public classroom and tailored private certification preparation training.
Georgia Tech's professional education division, offering short courses in systems engineering, systems architecting and MBSE within its Systems Engineering Certificate.
Technology business school of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology offering executive certificate courses, including a systems engineering certificate programme.
Dutch technical training institute known for its system architecting courses, also offering systems engineering, MBSE, requirements and configuration management training.
German consultancy for requirements and systems engineering offering IREB® CPRE and systems engineering training.
Dutch IT training and consultancy company whose catalogue includes IREB® CPRE Foundation and Practitioner courses.
ILX Group offers requirements-focused professional learning.
UK professional engineering institution offering a CPD-accredited, live-virtual Safety Critical Systems course on functional safety to IEC 61508.
UK professional engineering institution whose training catalogue includes an introduction to systems engineering.
Brazilian space research institute offering individual graduate subjects in space systems engineering.
IRM Training offers requirements-focused professional learning.
Dutch requirements engineering training provider offering IREB® CPRE Foundation and Advanced Level courses.
German MBSE consultancy near Munich offering tailored tool-agnostic MBSE with SysML training, method workshops and CATIA Magic tool training.
Logitrain offers requirements-focused professional learning.
Lumify Work offers requirements-focused professional learning.
Dutch knowledge and training centre for the high-tech and manufacturing industry offering systems engineering courses.
Ann Arbor quality and automotive consulting and training company offering an introductory systems engineering and MBSE course from a safety and cybersecurity perspective.
UK systems engineering consultancy and IfSE-endorsed training provider offering systems engineering, requirements writing, INCOSE SEP exam preparation and systems thinking courses.
Australian systems engineering and assurance consultancy offering short courses in systems thinking, requirements, system architecture, systems leadership and RAMS.
Procurement training provider offering specification writing for councils and other organisations.
US MBSE training and consulting company offering tool-independent and tool-customized MBSE + SysML workshops and MBSE seminars for managers.
International systems engineering training and consulting organisation offering professional development for individuals and organisations.
Munich engineering consultancy and licensed SE-ZERT® training provider offering certification preparation, system architecture and requirements management training.
Standards and professional body for mobility engineering, offering instructor-led courses on ARP4754B aircraft development assurance and ARP4761A safety assessment.
French systems engineering consultancy offering training in systems engineering fundamentals, IVV planning, MBSE with Arcadia and Capella, and SysML v2.
UK MBSE consultancy and IfSE-endorsed training provider whose tutors have written many books on model-based systems engineering.
UK online systems engineering training provider with self-paced and mentored courses from applied fundamentals to International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) certification preparation.
Swiss systems engineering training and consultancy specialising in professional development for organisations working with complex technical products and systems.
German systems engineering and IT-management consultancy that trains and prepares engineers for GfSE SE-ZERT® certification.
Skillsoft offers requirements-focused professional learning.
Nuremberg-based consultancy and training provider for requirements engineering and systems engineering.
Consultancy founded by Nancy Leveson and John Thomas offering classes in STAMP-based safety and security analysis, including STPA and CAST.
Belgian space, defence and critical-infrastructure engineering company offering systems engineering, MBSE and concurrent design training.
US model-based systems engineering and digital engineering training, live and on demand through its DE Academy.
German requirements engineering consultancy for embedded and enterprise software that runs IREB® CPRE Foundation Level training.
US space systems engineering training company offering courses in V&V, mission engineering, MBSE, applied space systems engineering and systems thinking.
US professional training provider offering systems engineering, MBSE, aerospace, defence, technology and management courses for individuals, teams and organisations.
Provider of self-paced professional learning in procurement and contract management.
The University of Alabama in Huntsville's continuing education office, offering a self-paced online systems engineering certificate of five courses.
University of California San Diego's continuing education division, offering online courses in systems engineering management, requirements, integration and V&V.
University of Connecticut engineering continuing-education center offering an eight-week online Systems Engineering Fundamentals course.
Maryland professional development provider affiliated with UMBC, offering group training in systems engineering principles, architecture, requirements and INCOSE SEP exam preparation.
US public university offering an introductory systems engineering specialization on Coursera.
UK university offering short courses in system safety engineering for industry, combining online self-study with three days of face-to-face teaching.
University professional education in systems engineering, MBSE and systems thinking, open to the public and to defence organisations.
Consulting arm of Vector Informatik offering systems engineering and IREB requirements engineering training through the VectorAcademy.
Stuttgart-based supplier of automotive and embedded development tools whose Vector Academy runs training on its products, including model-based systems engineering in PREEvision.
Course facilitators
Named facilitators listed by providers. A named facilitator may not present every scheduled course.
Procurement trainer listed by Peak Services.
PhD (Astrophysics), University of Sydney · BE (Aerospace, First Class Honours), UNSW · Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng)
Engineering leader and systems engineer with senior roles at the US National Radio Astronomy Observatory, now a PPI Principal Consultant and course presenter.
BEng and MSc (Industrial Engineering), University of São Paulo · PhD (Industrial and Systems Engineering), Virginia Tech · Founding member and past President, INCOSE Brasil
Systems engineer and educator who co-developed PPI's Engineering Successful Infrastructure Systems course and facilitates it worldwide, in collaboration with Engeflux.
Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP)
Systems and software engineering leader with a background in electronic warfare and model-based development.
PhD (Nuclear Engineering) · Master's (Operational Research) · Professor at a technical university (as stated by SE-Training)
Systems architect and consultant from the fusion-energy sector who co-devised the public ADEPT architecting methodology and trains for SE-Training GmbH.
B.Eng (Electronic), University of Stellenbosch · Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) · Technology Advisory Board member, Cape Peninsula University
South African systems engineer, consultant and trainer. CTI states he was the first presenter of its Systems Engineering Professional (SEP) exam-preparation course.
Aerospace engineering degrees, RPI and MIT · MBA · Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP)
Systems engineering and program leader with a long career across aerospace and defence organisations.
Chartered Professional Engineer · Master's degrees in Systems Engineering, Project Management and Capability Management
Chartered professional engineer and industry specialist at UNSW's Capability Systems Centre who facilitates the Core Systems Engineering short course.
Procurement trainer listed by Peak Services.
Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) · Member, INCOSE Crossroads of America Chapter
Systems engineering consultant and trainer with more than four decades in engineering, engineering management, consulting and training. PPI Principal Consultant and editor of PPI's Systems Engineering Newsjournal.
Chartered engineer (as stated by EEA and Overmorrow) · Fellow, Engineers Australia (as stated by EEA)
Chartered systems engineering specialist with more than 20 years across transport, health, energy, defence and aerospace; trainer for Overmorrow Consulting and Engineering Education Australia.
MSc (Control Systems and Mechatronics), METU · BSc (Mechanical Engineering), METU
Systems engineering professional with almost 20 years in product development across defence, automotive, medical devices and electronics manufacturing, and a PPI course presenter.
DBA and MBA (Project Management), Columbia Southern University · MS and BA (Physics), Hampton University · Vice-Chair, Cal State LA Mechanical Engineering Industry Advisory Board
Aerospace engineer with 35 years' industry experience, including 25 in project management, who teaches systems engineering for Caltech CTME.
MS and BS (Electrical Engineering), UCLA
Lead software systems engineer in the defence sector with MBSE experience at JPL, Boeing and SpaceX, teaching SysML v2 programs for Caltech CTME.
Senior professional engineer and project manager with more than 30 years of experience working on large and complex military technology projects.
Master's (Electronics Digital Design and Computer Architecture), California State University Northridge
Senior systems engineer with nearly 30 years at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a senior instructor in Caltech CTME's MBSE and systems engineering programs.
Procurement trainer listed by Transformed.
Masters in Photonics and Optoelectronic Devices · Chartered Engineer · Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP)
Systems engineering manager, trainer and co-founder of SE-Training GmbH with more than 20 years of experience across healthcare, space and defence.
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.
Doctor of Philosophy in Information System Professional Services · Master of Science in Computing for Commerce and Industry · Bachelor of Arts with honours in Data Processing
Trainer and consultant named by ALC Training for its Requirements Engineering course.
Master of Technology Management · BA (Managerial Economics)
Former Australian Army officer and consultant in program recovery and complex project management who presents PPI's engineering management courses.
MA (Cantab) · Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) · Chartered Engineer (IET)
UK systems engineer with over thirty years in defence and aerospace, plus nuclear and rail experience, and a Certification Training International course facilitator since 2017.
BSc (Physics), Bristol University · MSc (Gas Turbine Engineering), Cranfield University · Chartered Engineer (CEng)
Systems engineer with more than 37 years' experience, formerly Associate Fellow in Systems Engineering at Rolls-Royce, and a PPI Principal Consultant and course presenter.
FIE Aust · CPEng · IntPE(Aus)
Systems engineering practitioner, consultant, trainer and methodology developer with extensive international experience in technology-based projects.
Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) · Former chair, INCOSE Sweden
Senior consultant at CAG Syntell with more than 30 years of practical systems engineering experience and a former chair of INCOSE Sweden.
Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) · Former full-time Professor of Engineering Management, DSMC/DAU
Systems engineering and project management practitioner and educator with more than 40 years' experience, including more than 30 years teaching systems engineering.
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.
Guides
Match the problem your team faces to the right course scope, then compare the exercises, feedback and outputs before booking.
Agree what participants should be able to do, how that work will be assessed and where it will be applied, before you book.
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