Eliciting User Requirements

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This module teaches you how to gather, document and identify clear and accurate user requirements. Material presented is reinforced through class discussion, case studies and in-class quizzes.

A case study will be used to apply concepts presented in class.

What you will learn:

  • The roles and responsibilities of the BA in the requirements gathering process
  • The techniques to capture, clarify and confirm requirements
  • How to create excellent requirements
  • How to write clear, complete and unambiguous requirements
  • How to prioritize requirements
  • Identify high risk requirements and response strategies
  • Requirements testability and traceability
  • Manage the change control process and requirements sign-off

Course Outline

  • Requirements analysis in the context of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
  • Role and responsibilities of the Business Analyst in requirements gathering
  • Methodology considerations
  • Project Management Considerations
  • Managing requirements scope
  • Types of requirements
  • Characteristics of excellent requirements
  • Requirements gathering techniques
  • Requirements analysis and documentation
  • Requirements communications
  • Prioritizing requirements
  • Identifying high risk requirements and response strategies
  • Requirements testability and traceability
  • Requirements signoff
  • Wrap-Up and Quiz

 

Dates, Fees & Location

For more details regarding this program please refer to our Training Course Calendar.

Registration closes at 4:30 pm four business days prior to each course delivery date.

 

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