IREB Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering - CPRE Foundation
The Best Way to Prepare for Certification
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- Introduction to Requirements Engineering.
- The Role of the Requirements Engineer.
- Types and Classification of Requirements.
- Fundamental Principles of Requirements Engineering.
- Aspects of requirements engineering processes.
- Typical process configurations.
- System context and the demarcation of systems and contexts.
- The Role of Stakeholders in Requirements Engineering.
- Practices for developing and validating requirements.
- Handling conflicts regarding requirements.
- Sources of requirements and identification techniques.
- Types of documentation for requirements.
- Requirements in an agile context (using Scrum as an example).
- Use-case modeling and user story creation.
- Activity diagrams and class diagrams.
- Data flow diagrams and state diagrams.
- Requirements management practices.
- Tool Support in Requirements Engineering.
The course content is based on the official curriculum of the certificate »IREB® Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering (CPRE) – Foundation Level«.
Requirements:
There are no formal admission criteria for this course.
The official CPRE® certificate can be obtained from an exam provider of your choice (cost: approximately €300).
- You understand the basic methods and processes of requirements engineering and can apply them effectively.
- You will prepare for the IREB "CPRE Foundation Level" certification exam in a structured manner.
- You'll work with real-world examples and benefit from specific application scenarios drawn from everyday project work.
- You will learn how to systematically identify, document, validate, and manage requirements—in both agile and traditional projects.
This requirements engineering course combines short presentations covering exam-relevant content with interactive elements such as exercises and discussions. These are designed to help participants gain a practical understanding of key concepts in requirements engineering and reflect on them together.
This course is designed for all employees in companies who are directly or indirectly involved in defining or managing requirements and in the development of digital or physical solutions. The course is particularly useful in the areas of requirements engineering, demand management, project management, product management, and software and systems development.
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