SOPHIST CPRE-Trainings with Komfort Package

...including certification and with free* repeatability!

Beside the CPRE Foundation Level Training, the Komfort Package is also available for Advanced Level Trainings CPRE AL Requirements Modeling and CPRE AL Elicitation & Consolidation (both in german language).

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Open Trainings:

With the comfort package, you’ll get the three days of training, on top of which we’ll organize everything to do with the certification for you: we’ll enroll you and organize an auditor to be present on the third day, so that you may take your exam right after the training concludes. There are only once the costs for the certification exam added (FL: 250,- €, AL: 600,- €).

In case of failing the exam, you have the opportunity to book the corresponding training including exam once more free of charge. For the CPRE Advanced Level exams, this also applies to the housework. Alternatively, the CPRE Foundation Level Blended Learning Training can be booked instead the CPRE Foundation Level Training.

Inhouse Trainings:

With the comfort package, we additionally take over the complete organization with regard to registering for the CPRE exam.

In case of failing the exam, you have the opportunity to attend a corresponding open training including exam for 50% of the costs. In case of failure with the housework of the CPRE Advanced Level Trainings we will pay 50% of the correction fee for a second submission. Alternatively, the CPRE Foundation Level Blended Learning Training can be booked instead the CPRE Foundation Level Training.

* Open Trainings

0.    Intro
       0.1    The Structure of the “Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering”
       0.2    The “Certified Professional for  Requirements Engineering“ Exam

1.    Introduction and Foundations
       1.1     Introduction
       1.2     Fundamentals of Communication Theory
       1.3    Characteristics of the Requirements Engineer
       1.4     Requirement Types

2.    Determining System and Context Boundaries
       2.1    System and System Context
       2.2    System- & Context Boundaries
       2.3    Documenting the System Context

3.    Eliciting Requirements
       3.1    Requirements Sources
       3.2    Requirements Categorization According to the Kano-model
       3.3    Elicitation Techniques

4.    Documenting Requirements
       4.1    Introduction and Foundations
       4.2    Types of Documentation
       4.3    Document Structures
       4.4    Quality Criteria
       4.5    Glossary

5.    Documenting Requirements in Natural Language
       5.1    Natural Language as Medium for Communication
       5.2    Linguistic Effects and their Representatives
       5.3    Requirements Template

6.    Model-based Requirements Documentation
       6.1    The Term “Model”
       6.2    Goal Models
       6.3    Use Cases
       6.4    Data Perspective
       6.5    Functional Perspective
       6.6    Behavioral Perspective

7.    Requirements Validation and Consolidation
       7.1    Fundamentals of Requirements Validation
       7.2    Quality Aspects for Requirements
       7.3    Principles of Requirements Validation
       7.4    Techniques for Requirements Validation
       7.5    Requirements Consolidation

8.    Requirements Management
       8.1    Assigning Attributes to Requirements
       8.2    Views on Requirements
       8.3    Prioritizing Requirements
       8.4    Traceability of Requirements
       8.5    Versioning of Requirements39
       8.6    Management of Requirements Changes

9.    Tool Support
       9.1    General Tool Support
       9.2    Modeling Tools
       9.3    Requirements Management Tools
       9.4    Introducing Tools
       9.5    Evaluating Tools

• Knowlegde of the quality criteria used to assess requirements and specifications.
• Knowledge of the different types of elicitation techniques.
• Knowledge of the most commonly used ways to document requirements in natural
    language or through models.
• Knowledge of the basic techniques used in requirements analysis.
• Knowledge of the tools and methods used to manage requirements.

You will gain a broad and well-grounded survey of all the aspects of requirements engineering and be excellently prepared for the certification exam.