The document discusses e-exams offered by Pearson VUE for various certification exams. It outlines the advantages of e-exams such as flexible scheduling and convenient exam assistance. It also provides an overview of the 10 easy steps to register for an e-exam on the Pearson VUE website, which includes creating an account, selecting an exam, and scheduling an exam appointment.
The document discusses the role of the business analyst (BA). It provides statistics on BA demographics such as company size, industries, team sizes, and tools used. A typical BA's day involves activities like requirements gathering, facilitation, and modeling. Key challenges for BAs are vague requirements, unrealistic timelines, and finding time with business stakeholders. Best practices include identifying all perspectives, understanding impacts, considering alternatives, and maintaining traceability of requirements.
The document discusses the business value of software quality and testing. It provides quantitative data showing that testing practices and certifying testing competencies can improve software project productivity and reduce costs. Good testing practices like using experienced test teams, certified testers, and formal test case design can increase productivity by up to 12%, while bad practices like relying only on developers for testing or using informal test designs can decrease productivity by up to 15%. The document also shows testing provides a positive return on investment by reducing defects found after release.
The document discusses the Requirements Engineering Board of India (REB-India), which is responsible for CPRE (Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering) certification in India. REB-India will administer the CPRE Foundation level certification exam, affiliation programs for companies and training providers. The CPRE exam consists of 45 multiple choice questions testing requirements engineering knowledge over 75 minutes. Questions can be of different types (A, P, K) yielding varying point values depending on correctly/incorrectly answered choices.
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The document describes key requirements engineering processes including feasibility studies, requirements elicitation and analysis, requirements validation, and requirements management. It discusses techniques like elicitation from stakeholders, modeling system requirements, and validating requirements match customer needs. Scenarios and use cases are presented as ways to add detail to requirements descriptions.
The document discusses e-exams offered by Pearson VUE for various certification exams. It outlines the advantages of e-exams such as flexible scheduling and convenient exam assistance. It also provides an overview of the 10 easy steps to register for an e-exam on the Pearson VUE website, which includes creating an account, selecting an exam, and scheduling an exam appointment.
The document discusses the role of the business analyst (BA). It provides statistics on BA demographics such as company size, industries, team sizes, and tools used. A typical BA's day involves activities like requirements gathering, facilitation, and modeling. Key challenges for BAs are vague requirements, unrealistic timelines, and finding time with business stakeholders. Best practices include identifying all perspectives, understanding impacts, considering alternatives, and maintaining traceability of requirements.
The document discusses the business value of software quality and testing. It provides quantitative data showing that testing practices and certifying testing competencies can improve software project productivity and reduce costs. Good testing practices like using experienced test teams, certified testers, and formal test case design can increase productivity by up to 12%, while bad practices like relying only on developers for testing or using informal test designs can decrease productivity by up to 15%. The document also shows testing provides a positive return on investment by reducing defects found after release.
The document discusses the Requirements Engineering Board of India (REB-India), which is responsible for CPRE (Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering) certification in India. REB-India will administer the CPRE Foundation level certification exam, affiliation programs for companies and training providers. The CPRE exam consists of 45 multiple choice questions testing requirements engineering knowledge over 75 minutes. Questions can be of different types (A, P, K) yielding varying point values depending on correctly/incorrectly answered choices.
Requirements Engineering Processes in Software Engineering SE6koolkampus
The document describes key requirements engineering processes including feasibility studies, requirements elicitation and analysis, requirements validation, and requirements management. It discusses techniques like elicitation from stakeholders, modeling system requirements, and validating requirements match customer needs. Scenarios and use cases are presented as ways to add detail to requirements descriptions.
Brilliant session delivered by Megan Jackson Stowe at the virtual requirements engineering conference organized by IREB (International Requirements Engineering Board) on 10th Jun'16.
Brilliant session delivered by Robin Goldsmith at the virtual requirements engineering conference organized by IREB (International Requirements Engineering Board) on 10th Jun'16.
Brilliant session delivered by Kim Lauenroth, First Chair of IREB, Germany, at the virtual requirements engineering conference organized by IREB (International Requirements Engineering Board) on 10th Jun'16.
Brilliant session delivered by Shane Hastie at the virtual requirements engineering conference organized by IREB (International Requirements Engineering Board) on 10th Jun'16.
The document discusses 7 critical success factors (CSFs) for software requirements: 1) having a shared understanding of what requirements are, 2) clearly defined business requirements, 3) trained business analysts, 4) collaborative partnerships with customers, 5) rigorous requirements prioritization, 6) an incremental approach to requirements development, and 7) anticipating and accommodating change. It provides details on each CSF and emphasizes the importance of requirements for accelerating development and avoiding surprises. The document encourages readers to assess their own challenges and define practices to address them.
Digitec Galaxus AG owns two online retail brands, Digitec and Galaxus, with a combined turnover of 700 million EUR in 2015. The company utilizes an omnichannel strategy with both online shopping and 8 showrooms. Requirements engineering at Digitec Galaxus follows the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) adapted to their needs. Requirements are managed at multiple levels including strategic themes, initiatives (epics), features, and user stories. Feedback loops ensure alignment between levels and tools like Kanban boards and story mapping are used.
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