Agile requirement engineering (IREB®)

Quel niveau est visé à l’issue de la formation ?

Débutant

Combien de temps dure la formation ?

2,00 jour(s)

From 9 am till 5 pm

Dans quelle(s) langue(s) la formation est-elle donnée ?

EN FR

Quand a lieu la prochaine session ?

Contacter l'organisme

Qui organise cette formation ?

escent advises its customers on the governance of the Business Analysis and is a recognized certified trainer at the International Requirement Engineering Board (IREB) and International Institute Business Analysis (IIBA), the two world leading associations defining and promoting the business requirements and engineering techniques in the project life cycle.

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À qui s’adresse la formation ?

Target audience

You are keen to learn the best practices in requirement engineering, or to deepen your skills in business analysis
You are a requirement engineer, product owner, business analyst, process analyst, functional analyst, process manager, or interested in understanding the value of professionally handling requirements in a project

Quels sont les objectifs poursuivis ou les compétences visées ?

Your expectations

You aim to successfully apply well-proven requirement engineering techniques in an Agile environment or you wish to improve your RE processes by applying techniques from the Agile approach
You want to understand the synergy between Requirements Engineering and Agile

Advantage

Prepare for IREB® RE@Agile Primer certification

Quel est le contenu de la formation ?

What will you learn?

The fundamentals of Agile (Product Owner, Product Backlog, Sprint, etc.)
The role and importance of Requirements Engineering in Agile processes as well as the value of agility in Requirements Engineering
How to select the right activities at the right time to ensure high quality requirements before they are to be implemented
The Classification and assessment of Requirements Engineering artefacts and techniques in the context of Agile and Agile artefacts and techniques in the context of Requirements Engineering