Requirements Engineering Certification Course - Cpre-Fl

Certified Professional Requirements Engineering - Foundation Level (IREB) Course

What you'll learn

Standards and Norms System Requirements

Best Practices in Creating User Stories

Requirements Engineering Principles

Requirements Structure and Process

Fundamentals of Using Tools in Requirements Engineering

Requirements Management

Elaboration and Elicitation of Requirements

Requirements

Basic Knowledge of the Software Lifecycle

Desire to learn

Description

Requirements have always been essential for a system to be successfully implemented. This course will bring various knowledge, graphs and examples of how Requirements Engineering can be used to obtain better results and which are also internationally recognized.The objective of this course is to provide the necessary subsidies for you to prepare for the Requirements Engineering exam (CPRE-FL = Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering - Foundation Level)[from IREB].The course also serves the purpose of those who wish to expand their knowledge of concepts, processes, international standards and requirements tools to apply in day-to-day life.Reasons for certification include:  - Improvement of Professional History  - Efficient Application of Techniques, Patterns and Tools  - Recognition in several countries around the worldThe course will cover in a general way: the concepts, principles, techniques, elaboration of requirements, structure and processes, management of requirements and tools. The course will also provide a mock test at the end of the course so you can test your knowledge before taking the test.This course is applicable for students who will take the test in English-speaking countries, also, as it respects the structure of the IREB, it can be very useful in the study for students from other countries who intend to take the test in English. The course is presented in English.Welcome to our CPRE-FL Requirements Engineering Preparatory Course

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 About the way of teaching

Lecture 3 Certification Entity of Requirements Engineering

Lecture 4 Certification Around the World

Lecture 5 Overview of an Organization

Lecture 6 Why Certify in CPRE-FL

Lecture 7 About the Exam

Lecture 8 Learning Objectives

Lecture 9 Requirements Engineering Overview

Section 2: What is Requirement Engineering

Lecture 10 Requirements Engineering Overview

Lecture 11 Concepts

Lecture 12 Important Elements

Lecture 13 Types of Requirements

Lecture 14 Systems, Context and Scope

Lecture 15 Use of Requirements Engineering

Lecture 16 Validation

Lecture 17 Benefits of Requirements Engineering

Lecture 18 Perspective of Requirements

Lecture 19 Tasks

Lecture 20 Roles and Responsibilities

Section 3: Principles of Requirements Engineering

Lecture 21 Introduction

Lecture 22 The Nine Principles of Requirements Engineering

Section 4: Work Products

Lecture 23 UML Diagrams

Lecture 24 Quality Criteria

Lecture 25 Most Known Work Products

Lecture 26 Selection, Characteristics, Aspects and Restrictions

Lecture 27 Requirements Abstraction Levels

Lecture 28 Guidelines

Lecture 29 Based on Natural Language

Lecture 30 Based on Templates

Lecture 0 Based on Models

Lecture 31 Glossary

Lecture 32 Prototypes

Section 5: Requirement Elaboration

Lecture 33 Introduction

Lecture 34 Development Models

Lecture 35 Overview of Techniques

Lecture 36 Source of Requirements

Lecture 37 Software Characteristics

Lecture 38 Kano Model

Lecture 39 Conflict Resolution

Lecture 40 Requirements Elicitation Techniques

Lecture 41 Other Requirements Elicitation Techniques

Lecture 42 Requirements Validation

Section 6: Work Structure and Process

Lecture 43 Process Definition

Lecture 44 Approaches to Requirements Engineering Processes

Lecture 45 Configuration of a Requirements Engineering Process

Section 7: Requirements Management

Lecture 46 Requirements Lifecycle

Lecture 47 Configuration and Version Control

Lecture 48 Types of Views

Lecture 49 Traceability

Lecture 50 Change Control

Lecture 51 Changes and Prioritization

Section 8: Requirements Engineering Tools

Lecture 52 Focuses and Functions of the Tools

Lecture 53 Example - Jira

Lecture 54 Aspects for the Selection of Tools

Section 9: Tips and Recommendations for the Certification Exam

Lecture 55 Tips and Recommendations

Section 10: Conclusion

Lecture 56 Conclusion

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