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The HOOD Requirements Management and Engineering Trainings split up in Method Trainings and in Tool Trainings.

All Trainings for Requirements Management Tools are only available as Inhouse Trainings on the customers site.

• Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering
• Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering - in a nutshell
• RM&E Methodology
• RM&E Methodology in Automotive Industry
• RM&E Methodology for IT Software Projects
• RM&E Methodology for Medical Technology
• Requirements Management for Managers
• Writing Requirements
• Project Structuring Workshop
• RM&E - Recognize boundaries and overcome it
• RM&E - Change through motivation, qualification, acceptance
• RM&E - Creation of a projectspecific communication plan

Method training – Two days

With ever increasing complexity of the systems and mounting requirements concerning cost, quality and development time we have to consider all possible potential improvements to our development processes, both for software and hardware development projects. In order to achieve higher quality products, clients demand higher quality development processes (e.g. CMMI level).

In the software industry the search for a successful development method still continues and a wide range of different routes to a solution exist. Independently from whichever route is selected the transfer of requirements into a software product, which fulfills all customer / user requirements has to be achieved.

In this training course the participants learn how they can structure and improve the development of IT- and software systems, in particular in the software industry, by using Requirements Methods & Engineering. The course content is independent from any particular software development methodology.

Goals:
This course takes a tool-independent approach to understanding the key role of requirements in the overall context of the software development process. The participants:

• understand the role of requirements and specifications within software development,
• understand the importance of project-scoping and the identification of stakeholders,
• understand the difference between the problem domain and the solution domain,
• have acquired an introduction to modeling as a supporting technique for elicitation, specification and analysis (e.g. Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) and the Unified Modelling Language UML),
• have learnt how to write requirements specifications with complete and non-contradictory requirements and to review system specifications,
• be able to recognize the relationship between requirements and complimentary information,
• learn, how to integrate Requirements Management & Engineering with software development methods already in use (e.g. RUP, agile development).

Content:
The training course gives an introduction into the Requirements Engineering methodology and Requirements Management process and considers the importance of requirements within the entire development process:

• The concept of Requirements Management & Engineering
• The Requirements Definition Process
  (Project-Scoping, Stakeholder, Elicitation, Specification, Modeling, Analysis, Review)
• The role of requirements in Business Proposals and System Proposals / Design
• Interfaces between Requirements Management and other software development process disciplines

Who should attend?

• Project managers
• Development engineers
• QA managers
• Software engineers
• Marketing specialists
• Software architects
• Anyone who writes or reads requirements

Pre-requisites:
none

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