Course Outline

Introduction to Requirements Engineering for Government

  • Types of Requirements: Understanding the levels and categories of requirements.
  • Requirements Quality: Ensuring the clarity, completeness, and validity of requirements.

Requirements Elicitation Methods for Government

  • Requirements Sources: Identifying and engaging stakeholders to gather requirements.
  • Techniques for Obtaining Functional Requirements: Effective methods for capturing necessary functions and features.

Requirements Documentation for Government

  • Overview of Requirements Documentation: Exploring various formats and their applications in project management.
  • Use Cases: Describing the approach and its practical application in defining user interactions and system functionalities.

Use Case Modeling for Government

  • Use Case Diagram: Visual representation of actors and their interactions with the system.
  • Use Case Specification: Detailed documentation of each use case, including preconditions, postconditions, and scenarios.
  • Activity Diagram: Graphical depiction of workflows and processes within a system.
  • Comparing Use Cases to Other Analytical/Design Artifacts: Understanding the advantages and limitations of use cases in the context of other modeling techniques.

Summary for Government

  • Workshop Summary: Key takeaways and learning points from the session.
  • Best Practices: Recommended strategies and guidelines for effective requirements engineering in government projects.

Requirements

Basic understanding of the IT product life cycle
Familiarity with terminology used in software development and IT project implementation
Recommended experience in at least one IT project
Knowledge of notation concepts for software modeling

Level
2

Intended For Government
System and business analysts, product owners, business owners, analytical team leaders
Business representatives responsible for defining business requirements
Software and system engineers
Testers, quality assurance (QA) professionals, and individuals responsible for ensuring the quality of information systems and software

 14 Hours

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