BCS Requirements Engineering Training Course (London)

Course content

The course covers all topics from the BCS Requirements Engineering course syllabus. It helps business analysts how to take a systematic approach to eliciting, analysing, validating, documenting and managing requirements.

The BCS Requirements Engineering course covers the following topics:

• The role of the analyst;
• The requirements engineering process;
• Actors and viewpoints;
• Project initiation;
• Facilitated workshops;
• Fact-finding interviewing;
• Documenting requirements;
• Other requirements elicitation techniques;
• Analysing requirements;
• Scenarios and prototyping;
• Requirements management;
• Validating requirements;
• Requirements and systems development.

Exam

The BCS Requirements Engineering exam is taken on the last day of the course. It’s a one-hour exam based on a business scenario with 15 minutes reading time. The pass mark is 50%. It is an open-book exam.

What's included

• Training by a professional trainer;
• Exam and certification fees;
• BCS Business Analysis manual, 3rd edition with your first course;
• Lunches and refreshments;
• 1-year associate membership from BCS (The Chartered Institute for IT) – terms and conditions apply.