BCS Certificate in Requirements Engineering.

The BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering is a core module which contribute to the BCS Business Analysis Diploma.

Learn disciplined and rigorous requirements engineering techniques for eliciting, defining, prioritising, and managing stakeholder requirements.

This training is accredited by BCS (the Chartered Institute for IT) and includes the BCS Requirements Engineering practitioner exam.

Who should take it?

A BCS Requirements Engineering course is suitable for business analysts, business managers and team members, business change managers, software development professionals, and project managers seeking continuing professional development (CPD), and employees wanting an understanding of business analysis techniques and best practices.

Enrol on this course if:

• You are already performing a business analysis role and want to elicit, analyse, validate, document and manage requirements, or

• You want to gain a professional business analysis qualification to boost your career.

Learning outcomes

BCS Requirements Engineering training helps you learn how to take a systematic approach to eliciting, analysing, validating, documenting, and managing requirements.

It helps students learn:

• An introduction to the requirements engineering process

• The hierarchy of requirements

• How to identify stakeholders in the requirements engineering process

• How to elicit requirements

• Modelling, designing and analysing requirements

• Requirements management.

Exam features

BCS Requirements Engineering exams

The BCS Requirements Engineering examination is taken at the end of the last afternoon on a classroom course, or within one year of purchasing an online self-study training course.

• 40 Multiple-choice questions;

• 63% (25/40) pass mark;

• 60 minutes;

• Closed-book.