BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering - Virtual Classroom

Is the Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering course suitable for me?

This Business Analysis training course is suitable for anyone currently working as a Business Analyst but who is looking for a certificate to support their knowledge, or for those who are looking to expand their current Business Analysis knowledge and skills. 

It is also beneficial for anyone looking to start applying for Business Analyst jobs as part of a career change, and for individuals who currently undertake responsibilities as Business Managers, Business Change Managers, Project Managers, Consultants, or Contractors. 

Finally, anyone working within a business or information systems domain will find this Business Analysis training beneficial. If you need to understand the nature, definition and use of quality requirements, or are an individual or organisation wanting to be able to elicit, analyse, validate, manage, and fully document requirements to an international standard, this training would be ideal for you. 

What jobs can I apply for after my Practitioner in Requirements Engineering training?

Delegates who complete this training can move into a range of job roles, like Consulting, Project Management, or Strategy Planning. We do find that delegates typically take this course to go into the following job sectors: 

•    Business Analysis
•    Business Architecture 
•    Enterprise Architecture 

Business Analysts Salary

The average salary of a certified Business Analyst exceeds £40k per annum. 

(Source: Payscale)

Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering Syllabus

Over the 3-day training course, you will learn how to elicit, analyse, validate, manage, and fully document requirements to an international standard. 

Your first sessions will be held on the Saturday and Sunday, and then your final session will be held on the following Saturday.

Learning Outcomes 

•    The Requirements Engineering framework; the issues and rationale in a business context; the application of the framework
•    The hierarchy of requirements
•    Roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders in the Requirements Engineering framework
•    Requirements elicitation  
•    Requirements modelling
•    Requirements documentation
•    Requirements analysis
•    Requirements validation 
•    Requirements management

Syllabus

•    Introduction to Requirements Engineering (5%)
•    Hierarchy of Requirements (10%)
•    Stakeholders in the Requirements Process (5%)
•    Requirements Elicitation (20%)
•    Use of Models in Requirements Engineering (10%)
•    Requirements Documentation (15%)
•    Requirements Analysis (20%)
•    Requirements Validation (5%)
•    Requirements Management (10%) 

Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering Exam Details 

Duration – 60 minutes

Supervised – Yes (via Proctor)

Open book – No

Pass mark – 26/40