About Requirements Elicitation:-
Requirements Elicitation or Requirements Gathering is the process used to collect requirements from stakeholders, users or customers.Every software must solve a purpose.
The ultimate purpose which it must solve can be explained in detail only by the end users.
However, mere taking of orders from them is not going to suffice.
The lack of technical knowledge, logical reasoning and in expertise all makes user instructions incompatible for software development.Hence, Requirement Elicitation is used to document requirements from stakeholders.
It is done in a methodological manner so that developers have a clear idea of what is required before software development process begins.
Requirements Elicitation Training Outline:-
The purpose of this course is to train students in the right methods of gathering requirements from stakeholders.
How to ask the right questions that will bring out the exact requirements from stakeholders, how to identify stakeholders who are directly related to the requirements, how to apply the various methods of requirement gathering in real-world scenarios, etc.
Additionally, students will also pick up soft skills essential to handle complex situations often faced in Requirement Gathering.
Requirements Elicitation Training Objectives:-
- Understand the fundamental purpose of Business Analysis.
- Explore the various methods of Requirement Elicitation.
- Understand the various methods of Requirement Elicitation.
- Choice of methods for Requirement Elicitation.
- Learn and practice critical thinking for engaging stakeholders, understanding their needs proactively and selecting new ideas for gathering requirements.
Requirements Elicitation Course Audience
- Software developers.
- Quality Assurance Engineers.
- Software architects.
- Team Leaders.
- Project Managers.
- Everyone else who is interested in understanding UML concepts.
Training Duration
- 2 days.
Requirements Elicitation Training Schedule:-
Introduction:
- Define business analysis.
- Discuss what requirements are and how they are utilized in analysis.
- Describe requirements elicitation and techniques available.
Putting Requirements Elicitation into Practice:-
Describe how to use 11 different elicitation techniques to understand stakeholder requirements.
- Document Analysis.
- Observation.
- Surveys, Questionnaires.
- Requirements Workshops.
- Brainstorming.
- Focus Groups.
- Interface Analysis.
- Data Mining.
- Mind Mapping.
- Benchmarking and Market Analysis.
Improve your elicitation skills by:-
- Practicing several elicitation techniques.
- Utilizing active listening techniques.
- Enhancing critical thinking skills.
- Using various techniques for increased brainstorming results.
- Choose the appropriate technique(s) for your project.
Business Analysis and Elicitation:-
- Meet the Business Analyst.
- Purpose of Business Analysis.
- Business Analysis Knowledge Areas.
- Understanding Stakeholder Types.
- The detail/frequency/effort dependency.
Supporting Elicitation techniques:-
- Prototyping basics.
- Screen prototypes.
- Navigational diagrams.
- Interface Analysis – usage and limitations.
Elicitation in Agile Business Analysis:-
- Business analysis approach overview.
- Frequency and detail of communication.
- Plan-driven approach – ideas and usage
- Change-driven approach – ideas and usage.
- Choosing the right approach.
Getting the Most Out of Elicitation:-
- Describe the considerations for planning elicitation.
- Choose the most appropriate elicitation technique(s).
- Ensure the right people are involved in elicitation activities.
- Validate your elicitation results.
- Manage Conflict.
- Confirm stakeholders have a shared understanding of requirements.
BA Course topics to learn
- Learn Business Analytics
- PMI - Professionals in Business Analysis (PBA)
- IIBA - Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA)
- IIBA - Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA)
- IIBA - Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP)
- Advanced Business Analysis
- Basics of Business Analysis
- Business Analysis Certification Preparation
- Build your Business Motivation Model
- Business Analysis for Non-Business Analysts
- Business Process Analysis
- Introductory Unified Modeling Language (UML) 2.X
- Requirement Analysis using UML
- Requirements Elicitation
- Requirements Engineering
- Writing Effective Use Cases
- User Story Creation for Business Analysts
- Agile Frameworks for Business Analysts
- Creating Impactful Visualizations for Business Analysts