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Course Code:	IN 422
Course Abstract:	RequiremRequirements are the foundation for any software development project. Well-defined requirements are the key to building software that users want, because it meets their needs. Use Cases are an industry proven approach to capturing end user requirements. This course explores the process of eliciting, analyzing, documenting, communicating, and managing business requirements and the requirements of a software system. Participants will learn how to gather requirements using several techniques, create the use case model, write use case specifications, and manage changing requirements.
Audience:	This course is designed for business analysts, systems analysts, requirements analysts, managers, subject matter experts, users, team leads, architects and software developers who require knowledge of requirements management techniques and use cases.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: >Define requirements management within the context of the Unified Process >Understand different types of requirements and where use cases fit in >Learn techniques for eliciting, capturing, and communicating requirements >Understand and practice the process to develop use case models and use case specifications >Understand how to manage changing requirements
Course Topics:	Putting requirements into perspective Define concepts used throughout the course Explain requirements impact on project success Place requirements within the context of an iterative lifecycle Defining the right problem Describe how to analyze the business problem and how this relates to software development Review tips for effectively defining the problem Practice writing a problem statement Eliciting requirements techniques Discuss different techniques for eliciting requirements Discuss benefits of each technique and when to use them Practice some of the techniques Understanding use case concepts What are actors, use cases, and use case models? Describe the relationship between actors and use cases Describe the relationships between use cases Discuss sources for actors and use cases Developing the use case model Describe how to develop a use case model Practice finding and defining actors Practice finding and briefly describing use cases as part of building a use case model Refining the use case model Discuss how to review a use case model within the project team and with stakeholders Describe how the use case model evolves during a project, including structuring the model to manage complexity Discuss setting objectives and priorities for iterative development Writing a use case Describe the basic process for writing a use case specification Describe the components of a use case specification Discuss the relationship between use case and user interfaces Review tips for writing quality use case specification Practice writing a use case specification Defining non-use case requirements and ensuring quality Discuss which requirements do not belong in use case specifications Describe non-functional requirements, goals, and constraints Review an artifact that holds this information Describe quality characteristics applicable to functional and non-functional requirements Managing scope and changing requirements Define the importance of establishing baselines Discuss how to manage changing requirements, including using a change control board Explore why requirements change Discuss how requirements attributes facilitate impact assessment and change management Course summary Review how course objectives were met Summarize the course’s most important points
Prerequisites:	None

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