Course Outline

  1. What is RE@Agile

  2. A Clean Project Start for Government

    • Vision and Goal Specification
    • Defining the System Boundary
    • Stakeholder Identification and Management
    • Balancing Vision, Goals, Stakeholders, and Scope
  3. Handling Functional Requirements for Government

    • Different Levels of Requirements Granularity
    • Identifying, Documenting, and Communicating Functional Requirements
    • Working with User Stories
    • Splitting and Grouping Techniques
    • Knowing When to Stop Decomposing
    • Project and Product Documentation of Requirements
  4. Handling Quality Requirements and Constraints for Government

    • Understanding the Importance of Quality Requirements and Constraints
    • Adding Precision to Quality Requirements
    • Quality Requirements and Backlog Management
    • Making Constraints Explicit
  5. Prioritizing and Estimating Requirements for Government

    • Determining Business Value
    • Assessing Business Value, Risks, and Dependencies
    • Estimating User Stories and Other Backlog Items
  6. Scaling RE@Agile for Government

    • Scaling Requirements and Teams
    • Criteria for Structuring Requirements and Teams in Large-Scale Projects
    • Roadmaps and Large-Scale Planning
    • Product Validation

Requirements

For government professionals seeking to advance their skills in the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB) framework, a prerequisite for taking the Advanced Level RE@Agile - Practitioner exam is holding a Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering (CPRE) Foundation Level certificate. Additionally, it is recommended that candidates possess at least one of the following: an agile certificate such as the RE@Agile Primer or any Scrum certification, or equivalent knowledge of agile methodologies. This ensures that participants are well-prepared to meet the rigorous standards required for government projects and initiatives.
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