Advanced Professional Certificate Course in Requirement Management

After the successful completion of this course, you will understand the following;

Introduction to Requirements Management

• Definition and Explanation of Requirements Management
• Explain the process of requirement management.
• Explain importance of requirement management
• Identify the key elements of a good requirement
• Discuss the different types of requirements in project management.
• Explain the importance of stakeholder management in requirement gathering
• Understand the relationship between requirement gathering and project planning

Requirements Elicitation Techniques

• Identify the different techniques used to elicit requirements.
• Compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of each elicitation technique.
• Apply the appropriate elicitation technique based on project needs and stakeholder preferences.
• Describe the role of prototypes and mockups in requirements elicitation.
• Explain the importance of feedback and validation in the elicitation process.

Requirements Analysis and Specification
• Discuss the importance of analyzing requirements to ensure completeness and accuracy
• Explain how to use tools such as Use Case Modeling and Data Flow Diagramming to analyze requirements
• Understand the difference between functional and non-functional requirements
• Explain the importance of prioritizing requirements and defining acceptance criteria

Requirements Validation and Management

• Understand the importance of validating requirements to ensure that they are achievable and realistic
• Discuss different techniques for validating requirements, such as reviews, inspections, and walkthroughs
• Understand the importance of monitoring and tracking requirements throughout the project lifecycle
• Explain how to handle conflicting requirements and manage stakeholder expectations

Requirements Control and Change Management

• Understand the importance of requirements control and change management.
• Identify the different processes and tools used for requirements control and change management.
• Understand the difference between minor and major changes.
• Identify the challenges and pitfalls of requirements control and change management, and how to address them