We provide virtual course about IREB® CPRE Foundation Level in english. This course provides a structured introduction to requirements engineering based on the IREB® Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering (CPRE) Foundation Level syllabus.
Course description:
It covers essential concepts, techniques and practices that help you elicit, document, analyse and validate requirements in a structured way. The course is designed to give you the skills you need to ensure clear, complete and consistent requirements that support successful development projects. In this training you will dive into the fundamentals of requirements engineering, including how requirements relate to stakeholders, design decisions and project outcomes.
The course focuses on practical methods for identifying stakeholder needs, structuring requirements artefacts and maintaining requirements quality throughout the lifecycle. You will work with real examples and exercises that prepare you for both certification and everyday requirements challenges.
Course objectives:
After completing this course you will be able to:
• Understand the key principles of requirements engineering
• Identify and engage stakeholders to elicit requirements
• Document requirements clearly and unambiguously
• Analyse and validate requirements for completeness and consistency
• Support traceability from requirements to design and implementation
Course content:
Module 1 - Introduction to requirements engineering:
• You begin with understanding what requirements engineering is and why it is vital to successful projects. This includes terminology, quality attributes and the role of requirements in the software lifecycle.
Module 2 - Stakeholders and elicitation:
• This section covers how to identify, prioritise and engage stakeholders, and how to use elicitation techniques such as interviews, workshops and observation to uncover needs.
Module 3 - Documentation and modelling:
• You learn structured techniques for documenting requirements, including text templates and models that help ensure clarity, consistency and reusability.
Module 4 - Requirements quality and validation:
• The course explores methods for reviewing, validating and improving requirements artefacts to ensure they are accurate and actionable.
Module 5 - Traceability and change management:
• You learn how requirements relate to design, tests and implementation, and how to handle changes in requirements without losing coherence.
Module 6 - Requirements tools and collaboration:
• This part of the course introduces tools and practices that support requirements creation, review and collaboration across stakeholders.
Target audience:
This course is suitable for:
• Business analysts and requirement engineers
• Project managers and testers
• Developers and architects wanting solid requirements skills
• Anyone involved in defining or working with requirements
Prerequisites:
• No formal prerequisites are required, but basic familiarity with software development processes or project work is beneficial
Language:
• The course is given in english
Course material:
The course fee includes course documentation and exercises