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Introduction to Eliciting and Writing Agile Requirements
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Eliciting and Writing Agile Requirements Introduction
Accelerate your proficiency in Agile methodologies with our one-day intensive course, “Introduction to Eliciting and Writing Agile Requirements.” Tailored for professionals from multiple disciplines, this program equips you with the essential skills to adeptly identify and articulate Agile requirements.
Whether you are stepping into Agile for the first time or looking to refine your existing skills, this course offers practical techniques and insights into the effective capture and documentation of Agile project demands.
This course is ideal for Business Analysts, Project Managers, Developers, and Testers, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of Agile requirement processes. It integrates principles from the Unified Software Development Process, focusing on iterative and incremental development approaches and architecture-centric planning.
By the end of the session, participants will have a clearer perspective on how to integrate these methodologies into their daily work, enhancing their effectiveness and adaptability in various project environments. This training not only sharpens your skills but also aligns with best practices, preparing you to tackle Agile projects with confidence.
Course Overview
In this program, participants will:
- Explore ALM: Dive deep into Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), mastering the Requirements Workflow and learning to draft diverse requirements.
- Differentiate Requirement Types: Gain a clear understanding of functional versus non-functional requirements, exploring their unique importance and characteristics.
- Contrast Use Cases and User Stories: Examine the differences and appropriate applications of use cases and user stories.
- Discover Requirement Modeling: Uncover various techniques and tools for effective modeling of Agile requirements, adopting industry best practices.
- Agile vs. Waterfall: Analyze and determine scenarios where Agile outperforms the Waterfall methodology.
Prerequisites
- This course welcomes anyone interested in enhancing their Agile requirement elicitation skills, making it ideal for Project Managers and Business Analysts with no prerequisites required.
Target Audience
- Project Managers, Business Analysts, Systems Analysts, Developers, Testers, and other professionals eager to deepen their understanding of Agile requirement gathering and documentation will find this course immensely beneficial.
Eliciting and Writing Agile Requirements Outline
Understanding Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
- ALM as a starting framework
- The Requirements Workflow
- Writing requirements from different perspectives
- Challenges in writing requirements
Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements
- Differentiating between functional and non-functional requirements
- Importance and characteristics of each type
Use Cases vs. User Stories
- Comparing and contrasting use cases and user stories
- When to use each approach
How to Model the Requirements
- Techniques and tools for modeling Agile requirements
- Best practices for effective modeling
Framework Overview: Agile vs. Waterfall
- A comparison of Agile and Waterfall methodologies
- When Agile is most suitable
$495.00
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1 Day Course |