This module explains the origins of Requirements Engineering and explains why Requirements Engineering is important. In this module, we learn how to prepare for the Requirements Engineering activities.

This module explains different types of knowledge: tacit and explicit. It also discusses requirements elicitation techniques and their advantages and disadvantages.

This module focuses on how to document requirements. Different frameworks for requirements formulation are introduced (traditional requirements statements, user stories).

This module introduces two types of requirements: business and solution with subcategories within each requirement type.
It explains the dependencies between requirements types and categories.

This module introduces requirements models to be used to model dynamic and static aspects of requirements. Use case diagram, class diagram, and CRUD matrix form the basis of this module. It also explains how to use prototyping to elaborate requirements.

This module discusses different stakeholders in Requirements Engineering as well as their contribution to this process. It also explains how to check the requirements and whether they properly address the stakeholders’ needs. It discusses different validation approaches and zooms into a review process.

This module focuses on how to check the feasibility of requirements and perform quality checks to ensure their good quality.

This module explains techniques used to analyze user roles and explains how customer journey maps contribute to requirements development.

This module tackles aspects of requirements management like configuration control, change control, and baselining. It also discusses the advantages and pitfalls of the usage of dedicated tooling such as Requirements Management packages.