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Description
This interactive workshop provides an opportunity to develop and
refine skills for defining business, user, and system requirements.
The workshop reviews techniques for gathering, verifying, and documenting
business requirements. It discusses prioritization, explains the
importance of tracing requirements, and provides extended exercises,
using case study scenarios or actual projects.
Audience
IT professionals who are involved in the analysis, design, and development
of systems.
Maximum number of participants: 12
Prerequisites
Participants should be familiar with the basics of analysis and
design.
Classroom Requirements
Room set up as horseshoe and large enough for team activities, or
with break-out rooms for team activities.
Overhead projector, flipcharts.
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Format
- Presentation
- Written Exercises
- Interactive Activities
Objectives
After completing this course, participants should be able to:
- Recognize the implications of business
drivers and goals for defining business requirements
- Describe typical stakeholders and
their views of business requirements
- Define categories of requirements
and business requirements within the categories
- Apply techniques that facilitate
information gathering and verification
- Document requirements in an organized
manner
- Apply techniques that prioritize
requirements
- Describe the process for translating
requirements into specifications
- Prepare a Requirements Document
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