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    This four-week course covers techniques for eliciting software requirements from clients, including creating clear requirements, visualizing needs with prototypes, and adapting to changes. The course consists of modules on introduction to requirements, interacting with users, writing requirements, and quality requirements. Learners will learn skills like generating user stories and acceptance tests, assessing requirement ambiguity, and controlling project scope. Modules include lessons, assignments, and quizzes to help learners understand requirements activities and apply concepts to practical scenarios.

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    This four-week course covers techniques for eliciting software requirements from clients, including creating clear requirements, visualizing needs with prototypes, and adapting to changes. The course consists of modules on introduction to requirements, interacting with users, writing requirements, and quality requirements. Learners will learn skills like generating user stories and acceptance tests, assessing requirement ambiguity, and controlling project scope. Modules include lessons, assignments, and quizzes to help learners understand requirements activities and apply concepts to practical scenarios.

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    This four-week course covers techniques for eliciting software requirements from clients, including creating clear requirements, visualizing needs with prototypes, and adapting to changes. The course consists of modules on introduction to requirements, interacting with users, writing requirements, and quality requirements. Learners will learn skills like generating user stories and acceptance tests, assessing requirement ambiguity, and controlling project scope. Modules include lessons, assignments, and quizzes to help learners understand requirements activities and apply concepts to practical scenarios.

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    This four-week course covers techniques for eliciting software requirements from clients, including creating clear requirements, visualizing needs with prototypes, and adapting to changes. The course consists of modules on introduction to requirements, interacting with users, writing requirements, and quality requirements. Learners will learn skills like generating user stories and acceptance tests, assessing requirement ambiguity, and controlling project scope. Modules include lessons, assignments, and quizzes to help learners understand requirements activities and apply concepts to practical scenarios.

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    Course Description

    This four-week course covers practical techniques to elicit and express software requirements from client interactions. Upon successful
    completion of this course, you will be able to:
    Create clear requirements to drive effective software development
    Visualize client needs using low-fidelity prototypes
    Maximize the effectiveness of client interactions
    Adapt to changing product requirements

    Module 1
    Introduction to Requirements
    Introduction: Specialization Preview

    Module 2
    User Interaction
    2 minutes

    Introduction: Introduction to Client Needs & Client Needs 2 mins


    Course Resources: Client Needs & Software Requirements Course Notes & Glossary
    Lesson 3.1.1(A): What is a Requirement/Requirement Activities
    16 minutes
    Summarize the concept of a software requirement
    Summarize the types of activities associated with requirements:
    - Summarize the concept of elicitation
    - Summarize the concept of requirements analysis
    - Summarize the concept of requirements management
    - Summarize the concept of requirements prioritization
    - Summarize the concept of requirements expression
    Lesson 3.1.2(A, B, C, D): Types of Requirements
    25 minutes
    Differentiate between the different types of requirements
    - Summarize the concept business requirement
    - Summarize the concept business rule
    - Summarize the concept user requirement
    - Summarize the concept functional requirement
    - Summarize the concept non-functional requirement
    - Summarize the concept external interfaces
    - Summarize the concept physical setting
    - Summarize the concept developer constraints
    Quiz: Module 1 Practice Quiz Ungraded
    (15 questions on types of requirements)
    Passing threshold - 80%
    Course weight 0%
    Lesson 3.1.3: Controlling Scope
    12 minutes
    Recognize that changes to software requirements are common
    and need to be accounted for
    Summarize the concept of vision
    Summarize the concept of scope
    Summarize the concept of managing expectations
    Summarize the concept of defending against scope creep and
    why its important
    Lesson 3.1.4: Requirements and Design
    Differentiate between design and requirements

    Lesson 3.2.1: Restaurant Scenario

    1 minute

    Discussions: Cultural Differences


    Lesson 3.2.3(A): Involving Clients
    14 minutes
    Summarize how to properly interact with clients
    Summarize how to create a list of requirements
    Summarize the key aspects of customer interactions
    List key questions to enable elicitation
    Reading: Good Questions to Ask Your Client
    Lesson 3.2.4: Use Cases
    9 minutes
    Generate a use case
    - Summarize the concept of a use case
    - List what goes into a use case description (name, actors,
    goal, trigger, pre-condition, post-condition, basic flow, exceptions,
    qualities)
    6 minutes

    Peer Graded Assignment: Wireframes Assignment


    Passing threshold - 80%
    Course weight 5%
    Lesson 3.2.6: Storyboards
    Summarize how a storyboard works
    Deconstruct requirements from a storyboard

    Course 3: Client Needs & Software


    Requirements
    Module 3
    Writing Requirements

    Lesson 3.2.2(A, B): User Considerations


    17 minutes
    Summarize the concept user
    - List the types of users (primary, secondary, tertiary)
    - Summarize the term stakeholder
    - List the characteristics of users
    List some issues that may arise with user interactions
    List types of human limitations

    Lesson 3.2.5: Wireframes


    Summarize how a wireframe works
    Deconstruct requirements from a wireframe

    SOFTWARE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT Specialization

    9 minutes

    Lesson 3.3.1: Agile Requirements


    Recognize that requirements is an aspect of Agile
    Recall the basic principles of Agile
    Lesson 3.3.2(A, B): User Stories
    Generate a user story
    - Summarize the concept of a user story
    - Recognize what makes a good user story
    - Recall the purpose of user stories
    Deconstruct a user story
    - Recognize when a user story is too large
    - Analyze a user story

    Module 4
    Quality Requirements
    6 minutes

    18 minutes

    Lesson 3.4.1(A): Criteria for User Stories


    11 minutes
    Summarize the criteria for user stories
    14.1.1 Summarize the concept of correct
    14.1.2 Summarize the concept of complete
    14.1.3 Summarize the concept of consistent
    14.1.4 Summarize the concept of clear
    14.1.6 Summarize the concept of traceable
    14.1.7 Summarize the concept of verifiable
    Recognize if user stories meet the criteria of feasible,
    manageable and simple
    Reading: Ambiguous Requirements Study Guide

    Peer Graded Assignment: User Stories Assignment


    Passing threshold - 80%
    Course weight 5%
    Reading: User Stories Assignment Proposed Solution (Locked)
    Lesson 3.3.3: Acceptance Tests
    Generate an acceptance test from user stories
    - Summarize the concept of an acceptance test
    - Recall the format of an acceptance test

    8 minutes

    Lesson 3.4.2: Ambiguous Requirements


    23 minutes
    Determine if a user story is free of ambiguity
    15.1.1 Summarize the concept of ambiguous requirements
    15.1.2 Recognize if the requirement is detailed enough
    15.1.3 Recognize ambiguous terms
    15.1.4 Clarify ambiguous terms
    Discussions: Ambiguous Requirements
    Reading: Ambiguous Requirements Quiz Pre-Reading

    Lesson 3.3.4(A): Product Backlog


    12 minutes
    Generate a backlog
    - Summarize the concept of a product backlog
    - Identify priorities of user stories (by client)
    - Recall how backlogs fit into Scrum iteration and release
    plans
    Lesson 3.3.5: Story Maps
    Assemble a story map
    - Summarize the concept of a story map
    - Recall the structure of a story map
    - Recognize the application of a story map
    - Recognize if a story map has missing aspects or
    inconsistencies
    - Summarize benefits of story maps

    8 minutes

    Reading: Module 2: Supplemental Resources

    Reading: Module 3: Supplemental Resources

    Module Assessment: Quiz 2 Graded (8 questions)


    Passing threshold - 70%
    Course weight 10%

    Module Assessment: Quiz 3 Graded (8 questions)


    Passing threshold - 70%
    Course weight 10%

    Discussions: Week 2

    Discussions: Week 3

    6 minutes

    Peer Graded Assignment: Ambiguous Requirements Quiz


    Passing threshold - 80%
    Course weight 5%
    Lesson 3.4.3: Course Summary
    Summarize the concepts learned in the course

    Discussions: Week 1

    5 minutes

    Reading: Module 4: Supplemental Resources


    Module Assessment: Quiz 4 Graded (8 questions)
    Passing threshold - 70%
    Course weight 10%
    Course Assessment: Course Final Quiz Graded (32 questions)
    Passing threshold - 75%
    Course weight 40%
    Discussions: Week 4

    Reading: Module 1: Supplemental Resources


    Module Assessment: Quiz 1 Graded (8 questions)
    Passing threshold - 70%
    Course weight 15%

    Development Team:
    Ken Wong
    Kari Rasmussen
    Rus Hathaway
    Bradley Poulette
    Morgan Patzelt

    NOTE: The lesson number refers to the course, module, and lesson. For example, lesson 1.2.3 refers to the first course, second module, third lesson.

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