This one-day hands on course introduces the requirements worker to Requirements Management concepts through the use of Rational Requsite Pro. This introductory course provides a basic familiarity with the RequisitePro product. Students will through the interactive workshop create and manage requirements that are used throughout the lifecycle of a typical project. The student will within a lab environment enact all of the basic procedures for the successful use of the Requirements Management discipline that contribute to project success. This is a hands-on course with exercises and activities emphasising on structured approach to requirements capture will contribute to project success.

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To benefit from this course, it is desirable that students have completed the following courses or equivalents:-

• Mastering Requirements Management with Use Cases
• Essentials of the Rational Unified Process

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To benefit from this course, students should have the following experience:-

Some knowledge of requirements management and software development is recommended

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This course teaches tasks that are part of the jobs for the following team members: Business-Process Analyst, Requirements Specifier and System Analyst. This couse will also benefit anyone involved in requirements specification, creation, use and/or management.

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This course covers the following topics:-

• Create and build a project
• Create, import, and revise requirements, attributes, and requirement documents
• Define and customize RequisitePro project structure and components
• Visually organize requirements and trace requirements to one another
• Manage changing requirements through views, queries, and metrics

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This course teaches the following skills:-

• Requirements Management

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This course teaches techniques and skills supported by following tools:-

• IBM Rational RequisitePro

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This course consists of the following modules:-

1. Product introduction
2. Planning your project
3. Gathering, organizing and documenting your requirements
4. Managing requirements
5. Summary and tips

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