INSTRUCTOR-LED TRAINING
Requirements Definition & Gathering
Understand the need before committing to the solution.
Turn uncertainty into shared understanding. Discover what users and stakeholders need, define clear requirements, and validate whether the proposed solution addresses the right problem.
What you will learn
- Identify stakeholders, users, business goals, and the problem to be solved.
- Gather needs through interviews, observation, collaborative workshops, and effective questions.
- Distinguish needs from proposed solutions, assumptions, constraints, and preferences.
- Define functional requirements and measurable quality requirements, including usability, performance, and security.
- Write clear requirements, user stories, and testable acceptance criteria.
- Use examples, models, and prototypes to uncover gaps and validate understanding.
- Prioritize requirements, negotiate tradeoffs, and assess the impact of changing needs.
- Connect requirements to implementation and tests so teams can trace decisions and evaluate results.
- Use AI to assist with drafting and gap analysis while validating its output with stakeholders.
Topic depth and activities vary by workshop format. Short introductions provide an overview; longer workshops allow more practice and discussion.
Who this is for
Software engineers, business and systems analysts, product owners, project managers, testers, technical leads, and university students in software engineering, computer science, and IT.
How we learn
Practice stakeholder interviews, clarify ambiguous requests, draft acceptance criteria, and review requirements together using realistic technology-product scenarios.
Interactive discussion, hands-on activities, collaboration, and feedback connect the concepts to your own challenges. Questions are welcome: no question is too small if asking it helps someone understand.
Explore different stakeholder perspectives and test assumptions early, while changes are easier to make.
AI and human judgment
AI accelerates the work. Humans remain responsible for the result.
Use AI-generated drafts as starting points. Confirm facts, resolve ambiguity with people, check acceptance criteria, and protect confidential information.
Workshop formats
Optional free three-hour introductions, one-day workshops, two-day workshops, and customized programs. Format availability depends on the course and confirmed session.
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