An introduction to requirements engineering
Attending this training is advantageous.
The CPRE AL Requirements Elicitation – Practitioner exam requires the CPRE-FL certificate.
Requirements elicitation
according to IREB syllabus
Are you patient, do you listen actively, and do you deeply engage with your work to ensure requirements are realistic, relevant and complete? If you’re looking to deepen your knowledge about eliciting requirements, this training is ideal for you. Together, we will develop elicitation activities, conflict resolution strategies and explore requirement sources and elicitation techniques in depth.
Advising
Objectives
- Understanding of structured requirements elicitation
- Precise identification of requirements sources
- Identification of appropriate elicitation techniques
- Application of relevant conflict resolution activities between conflicting requirements
- Intensive preparation for the IREB CPRE AL Requirements Elicitation – Practitioner exam
Target groups:
Requirements Engineer, Business Analyst and Product Owner
Certificate - IREB CPRE AL Requirements Elicitation - Practitioner
The course is based on the current IREB syllabus and prepares you for the CPRE AL Requirements Elicitation – Practitioner exam which you may take online. Our web app provides study materials and exam questions to help you prepare for the certification exam.
Note
The certification exam consists of a multiple choice test. There is an additional fee for the certification exam. Refer to the exam modalities and fees page for more information.
Syllabus
1. A framework for structuring and managing requirements elicitation
- The scope of elicitation in Requirements Engineering
- Factors relevant to the approach of planning elicitation
- Planning and executing requirements elicitation
- Process patterns
2. Requirements sources
- Fundamentals of requirements sources
- Identify, classify and manage stakeholders
- Identify, classify and manage documents
- Identify, classify and manage systems
3. Elicitation
- Gathering techniques
- Design and idea-generating techniques
- Thinking tools
- Describing elicitation techniques by attributes
4. Conflict resolution
- Conflict identification
- Conflict analysis
- Conflict resolution
- Documentation of conflict resolution
5. Skills of the Requirements Engineer
- Required skills in the areas of elicitation
- Communication theory and communication models
- Self-reflection on personal skills in requirements elicitation
- Opportunities for personal development
- Learning from previous experiences – lifelong learning