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• week 1 Requirements Engineering (RE): Essential Software Requirement, Bad Requirements, Characteristics and Benefits Requirement Engineering, Requirements from the Customer‘s Perspective
• week 2 RE Processes: Requirements Elicitation, Requirements Analysis, Requirements Specification, Requirements Validation, Requirements Management, and Requirements Development Process
• week 3 The Requirements Analyst Role, Tasks, Essential Skills & Knowledge, Defining the Vision through Business Requirements, Vision and Scope Document
• Week 4 Dealing with Customers: Elicitation Techniques, Interviews, Surveys, Workshops, Classifying Customer Input, Incomplete Requirements
• Week 5 Prototype Categories (Throwaway, evolutionary, paper and electronic), evaluation, Risks, Validating the Requirements: Requirements Review and Inspection, Requirements Review Challenges
• Week 6 Prototype Categories (Throwaway, evolutionary, paper and electronic), evaluation, Risks, Validating the Requirements: Requirements Review and Inspection, Requirements Review Challenges
• week 7 Non Functional Requirements: Software Quality Attributes: Defining, Performance Requirements, Defining Non-functional Requirements
• week8 Setting Requirements Priorities Play With Priorities, A Prioritization Scale, Prioritizing Based on Value, Cost, and Risk , Special Requirements Challenges or Maintenance Projects
• week 9 , New Requirements Techniques, Follow the Traceability Chain, Consider Business Rules, Creeping, Managing Scope Creep
• Week 10-12 The Change Control Process, The Change Control Board, Change-Control Tools, Measuring Change Activity, Impact Analysis
• Week 13 Tools for Requirements Management: Benefits and Capabilities of tool for Requirements Management.
• Week 14 Requirements Management Automation.
• week15-16 Selecting a Tool, Changing the Culture.
• Text Book :Software Requirements by Karl Wiegers, 2nd Edition