Introduction to requirements engineering
Attending this training is advantageous.
The CPRE AL Requirements Modeling – Practitioner exam requires the CPRE-FL certificate.
Requirements Modeling
according to IREB® Syllabus
Do you carefully review models to identify and address gaps, commit to iterative revisions, and have a keen sense for distinguishing the essentials from the details? If you’re interested in learning more about modeling requirements, this training is perfect for you. Together, we will specify requirements using standardized modeling languages to ensure they are clearly and effectively communicated.
Advising
Objectives
- Understand requirements modeling
- Accurately model requirements
- Identify the most suitable requirements models
- Understand and apply relevant modeling tools
- Preparation for the CPRE AL Requirements Modeling – Practitioner exam
Target groups:
Requirements Engineer, Business Analyst, Product Owner and for all who are ready to explore the possibilities.
Certificate - IREB® CPRE AL Requirements Modeling - Practitioner
The course is structured according the IREB® syllabus and prepares you for the CPRE AL Requirements Modeling – 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:
There is an additional fee for the certification exam. The certification exam consists of a multiple choice test. Refer to the exam modalities and fees page for more information. Additionally, a written assignment may be submitted in order to become a specialist.
Syllabus
1. Basic principles
- The benefits of modeling requirements
- Applications of requirements modeling
- Terms and concepts in requirements modeling
- Requirements models
- Views in requirements modeling
- Views of the dynamic view in requirements modeling
- Adapting modeling languages for requirements modeling
- Integrating textual requirements in the requirements model
- Documenting dependencies between model elements
- The benefits of requirements modeling
- The quality of requirements modeling
2. Context modeling
- Purpose
- Context diagrams
- Other types of context modeling
3. Information structure modeling
- Purpose
- Modeling information structures
- Simple example
- Modeling classes, attributes and data types
- Modeling relationships
- Modeling generalizations and specializations
- Other modeling concepts
4. Dynamic views
- Dynamic views of requirements modeling
- Use Case modeling
- Data flow-oriented and control flow-oriented modeling of requirements
- State-oriented modeling of requirements
5. Scenario modeling
- Purpose
- Relationship between scenarios and use cases
- Approaches to scenario modeling
- Simple examples of a modeled scenario
- Scenario modeling using sequence diagrams
- Scenario modeling with communication diagrams
- Examples of typical diagrams in the scenario view