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Requirements Engineering Introduction
9 Lessons-
StartRequirements Engineering Introduction
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StartDefinition of a Software Requirement
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StartProduct and Process Requirements
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StartFunctional and Non-Functional Requirements
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StartNon Functional Requirements
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StartMore Non Functional Requirements
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StartEmergent Properties
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StartQuantifiable Attributes
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StartSoftware and System Requirements
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Requirements Elicitation
20 Lessons-
StartRequirements Elicitation
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StartIssues with Requirements
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StartRequirements Sources
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StartRequirements Elicitation Techniques
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StartBrainstorming
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StartInterviews
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StartFacilitated Workshops
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StartFocus Groups
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StartJAD
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StartPrototypes
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StartBenchmarking
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StartPersona
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StartScenarios
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StartUser Story
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StartQuestionnaire and Survey
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StartRole-Playing and Viewpoints
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StartDocument Analysis
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StartObservation
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StartEthnography
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StartWhen to Stop
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Requirements Documentation
7 Lessons-
StartRequirements Documentation Introduction
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StartDetailed vs. Simplified Requirements Documents
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StartCreating a simplified requirements document 1
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StartCreating the SRS (Software Requirements Specification)
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StartProperties of a single requirement
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StartProperties of the Whole Requirement Document
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StartSystem Requirements Specification
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Requirements Tools
12 Lessons-
StartRequirements Tools Classification
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StartBrainstorming tools
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StartPrototyping Tools
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StartModeling Tools
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StartCollaboration tools
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StartBusiness needs assessment tools
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StartData Analysis Tools
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StartWhy Requirements Management Tools
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StartRequirements Management Tools
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StartMain Principles for Tool Selection
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StartIntroducing a Tool into an Organization
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StartSuccess Factors for Tools
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Software Engineering: Requirements Engineering
Everything you need to know about software requirements: elicitation, analysis, documentation, validation and management
Course Summary
Course Curriculum
Maged Koshty
