CPRE-AL Requirements Modeling Instructor-led Virtual Training

Program Outline: 

Basic Principles of Requirements Modeling

• Motivation for Requirements Modeling and Fundamentals
• Overview of the Views and Languages of Requirements Modeling
• Adapting Modeling Languages and Integrating Textual Requirements
• The Benefits of Requirements Modeling and the Quality of Requirements Models

Context Modeling in Requirements Engineering

• The Purpose of Context Modeling and Conceptual Fundamentals
• Basic Elements of Context Modeling
• Notation and Rules for Context Modeling with Data Flow Diagrams
• Other types of context modeling

The Information Structure View in Requirements Modeling

• The Purpose of Information Structure Modeling
• Modeling Classes, Attributes, and Data Types
• Modeling Simple Relationships, Aggregations, and Compositions
• Modeling Generalization and Specialization
• Further Modeling Concepts

Dynamic Views in Requirements Modeling

• Overview of the Dynamic Views of Requirements Modeling
• The Purpose and Modeling Constructs of Use Case Modeling
• Identifying Use Cases and Specifying Them in Text Form
• Structuring Use Cases and Packages
• Data Flow Modeling, Control Flow Modeling, and Diagram Types
• Requirements Modeling with Data Flow Diagrams
• Requirements Modeling with Activity Diagrams
• Combining and Decomposing Functions, and Ensuring Consistency
• The Purpose of State-Oriented Modeling and Modeling Constructs
• Requirements Modeling with State Machines

Scenario Modeling in Requirements Engineering

• Basic Principles of Scenario Modeling in Requirements Engineering
• Simple Scenario Modeling with Sequence Diagrams
• Knowing system archaeology
• Advanced Scenario Modeling with Sequence Diagrams
• Scenario Modeling with Communication Diagrams