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Gathering Business Requirements
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Projects must meet
the needs and expectations of the clients to be successful. These client
needs and expectations are set through the gathering and agreement on
the requirements of the final solution. Gathering requirements usually
requires more than asking a few questions and then building the
solution. Projects with any degree of complexity need a formal process
to ensure that all of the requirements are accurately gathered,
reviewed, documented and approved.
Prerequisites
Learning Objectives
At the end of this
class, participants should be able to:
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Understand a
project, the Systems Development Life Cycle and the Analysis Phase
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Align
requirements to a project scope, objectives and deliverables
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Recognize various
types of requirements and explain them
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Determine the
business areas that should be understood before eliciting
requirements
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Demonstrate
multiple techniques for eliciting business requirements
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Effectively
validate the requirements
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Document business
requirements so that they are understood by the project team and
business clients
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Verify that the
Analysis Phase is complete and correct
Who Should Attend
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Analysts, project
managers and team members that gather and document requirements
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Managers that
need to understand the Analysis Phase and the requirements process
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Clients,
customers and all stakeholders that provide requirements
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Course Outline
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Overview
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Scope definition
and scope management
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Requirements
definition
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Current state
analysis
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Requirements -
Elicitation
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Requirements -
Validation
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Requirements -
Specification
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Requirements -
Verification
There are numerous
exercises to reinforce the concepts taught in the class.
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Class Length
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