Software Requirements Engineering

Description

One of the most critical phases of a software project is the requirements phase. Incomplete, incorrect or ambiguous requirements often lead to late and over budget projects as well as customer dissatisfaction. The effective elicitation and documentation of customer requirements involves the application of good requirements engineering techniques.

This one-day course provides a hands-on presentation of practical software requirements engineering techniques. Considerable time is spent on examples and exercises designed to build confidence in applying the requirements techniques. This course emphasizes requirements elicitation techniques that are applied early in the requirements analysis process. The techniques are a first step in producing an object-oriented requirements document or a more traditional functional requirements specification document.

Objectives

Course participants will learn how to:

• Appreciate the importance of good requirements
• Understand the process for defining and refining requirements
• Use requirements elicitation techniques create requirements documentation
• Assess requirements in terms of desirable quality attributes

Where and When

• Eight (8) hours

COURSE TESTIMONIALS

When asked what they liked most about this course, past participants commented on the following:

• The pace of the course
• Good exercises with hands on activities which helped understand the content in a short period of time
• Reference material provided was very good
• Group brainstorming
• Interaction among the class
• Valuable examples
• Course adds value
• Good teacher who was very well informed
• Knowledge of the instructor who clearly spoke from experience

Course Information

Instructor

• Jim Collofello, Collofello Consulting

Cost

• Click Here to get the Cost.

How to Register

• Please register online or contact the JACMET office at 480/727-1519.