IREB® CPRE Requirements Modeling
The CPRE Requirements Modeling module provides the necessary skills to enable you to model requirements visually and thus present complex relationships in an understandable way. Requirements presented in textual form can often be unclear or misleading.
Description
The CPRE Requirements Modeling module provides the necessary skills to enable you to model requirements visually and thus present complex relationships in an understandable way. Requirements presented in textual form can often be unclear or misleading. This module teaches you techniques for modeling information structures, use cases, and dynamic views to enable you to design your projects successfully.
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What You Will Learn
The curriculum of IREB® Requirements Modeling consists of the following five strongly interconnected parts.
Part 1-Fundamentals of Requirements Modeling
Part 2-Context Modeling
Part 3-Modeling of Information Structures
Part 4-Modeling Dynamic Views
Part 5-Scenario Modeling
Certification & Exam
After you complete training for the "Requirements Modeling" module under the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB) CPRE Advanced Level program, you earn the qualification for the Practitioner level of this module.
To become eligible for the Practitioner certificate in this module you must:
Already hold the CPRE Foundation Level certificate.
Attend an accredited training or prepare independently for the Requirements Modeling exam.
Pass the module’s exam, which is a multiple-choice test (for example approx. 19 questions in 75 minutes) with a minimum pass mark of 70 %.
After you meet those prerequisites and pass the exam, you receive the CPRE Advanced Level – Requirements Modeling Practitioner certificate, confirming your advanced competence in modelling requirements visually and formally.
What You Will Achieve
Key skills you will acquire through this module:
Knowledge of the basics of modeling requirements
Evaluation of the quality of requirements models
Purpose-related selection of modeling techniques
Modeling of information structures
Creation of use case diagrams and use case specifications
Specification of requirements using data flow, activity, and state machine diagrams
Scenario modeling
Model integration and use of cross-relationships between models
Training Providers
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It is an IREB CPRE module that teaches you how to model requirements visually, so complex relationships become easier to understand. It is meant to reduce unclear or misleading text-only requirements by using models and diagrams.
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