IREB® Requirements Elicitation (cooperation Spirit in Projects - 3 days)

content & 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

target group

Requirements Engineer, Business Analyst, Product Owner and for all who are ready to explore the possibilities.

prerequisites

IREB^® CPRE Requirements Engineering – Foundation Level certificate

exam & certification

The seminar is based on the current IREB^® syllabus and prepares you to take the exam to become a CPRE – Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering – Elicitation, which you can take following the last day of the course. The exam is divided into two parts:

• Multiple-choice exam: CPRE Practitioner certificate
• Written paper: CPRE Specialist certificate

You can also take only the Practicioner exam and receive an IREB CPRE certificate.

Prerequisites for the certificate

• The CPRE Foundation Level certificate is a prerequisite for the Practitioner exam.
• The Practitioner certificate is a prerequisite for the CPRE Specialist exam.

The Practicioner exam consists of multiple-choice questions (approximately 45 exam questions). The exam questions refer to the material of the syllabus of the respective module. To pass the exam, a minimum of 70.00 percent of the total score must be achieved.

If the exam takes place in a language that is not your native language, you can request an extension of the exam time from 75 to 90 minutes in writing.

Goal

• Understanding of structured requirements elicitation
• Precise identification of requirements sources
• Identification of appropriate elicitation techniques
• Application of relevant conflict resolution activities between conflicting requirements
• Preparation for the CPRE Advanced Level Requirements Elicitation – Practitioner exam

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