Course NameLength
Advanced Concepts and Skills for Requirements Management2 days
Developing User Requirements Training2 days
Eliciting Stakeholder Requirement and Eliciting Technical Requirements Training Workshop3 days
Eliciting Stakeholder Requirements Training2 days
Eliciting Technical Requirements Training2 days
Eliciting, Collecting and Developing Requirements4 days
Model Based Requirements Engineering | MBRE3 days
Proposal Writing Training Course2 days
Reliability Requirements Writing Workshop2 days
Requirements Definition and Analysis Workshop2 days
Requirements Engineering Management Training3 days
Requirements Engineering With Use Cases2 days
Requirements Writing Bootcamp2 days
Requirements Writing Training Course - Specification Writing Training2 days
Specifications Writing for Engineers | Workshop2 days

Requirements Engineering

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Requirement engineering is the discipline concerned with establishing and managing requirements. It consists of requirements elicitation, analysis, specification, verification, and management.

A requirement is a singular documented need—what a particular product or service should be or how it should perform. It is a statement that identifies a necessary attribute, capability, characteristic, or quality of a system in order for it to have value and utility to a user.

Requirements are derived from operational needs and concepts and are used as inputs to design and development. Requirements are also an important input to verification because tests must trace back to specific requirements to determine if the system performs as intended.

Requirements indicate what elements and functions are necessary for the particular project. The typical phases of requirements development are eliciting, collecting and developing, analyzing and defining, and communicating and managing requirements.

Because of the rapid changes in operational requirements and the pace of technology, increasingly systems engineers face unprecedented levels of uncertainty in developing requirements.

In practice, requirements engineering isn’t so much a sequential process, as it is an iterative process in which activities are interleaved.

Early in the process, most effort will be spent on understanding high-level business and user requirements. Later in the process, more efforts will be spent on elicitation and understanding detailed system requirements.

Typically, requirements are presented into two level of detail; user and system requirements, where user need a high-level statements of the requirements, while system developers need a more detailed system specification. So, user and system requirements are just refer to different level of detail.

Having different level of details is useful because it communicates information about the system being developed for different types of readers.

Requirements Engineering Courses by Tonex

Requirements Engineering training courses are designed to provide a comprehensive knowledge base and practical skills for anyone interested in implementing or improving system and software requirements engineering including Requirements Development and Management, tools, techniques and best practices.

Training on requirements engineering, requirements writing, eliciting stakeholder requirements and eliciting technical requirements will help your primarily management and technical workforce develop and apply effective influencing strategies and skills. (engineers, analysts, research scientists, project managers, programmers, technical and administrative personnel)

The workshops have substantial academic rigor and provide participants with an experiential platform to develop and enhance the tools and processes necessary. They are highly interactive, with ample in-class activities to practice the tools and processes presented.

Tonex offers nearly a dozen cutting edge, relevant courses in requirements engineering.

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