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Requirements Management

Effective requirements management is the foundation of successful projects. Without clear, well-defined, and structured requirements, projects risk delays, cost overruns, and failures. At Expleo Academy, we offer requirements management courses that equip professionals with the skills to capture, analyze, validate, and manage project requirements effectively.

Our expert-led training provides both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, ensuring that you master best practices in requirements engineering. Whether you are a business analyst, project manager, or software engineer, our structured courses will help you enhance your expertise and drive
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Let Expleo Academy help you to achieve your BCS certificate for Requirements Engineering​

Expleo Academy has a long partnership with the British Computer Society (BCS) to deliver high value courses in requirements Engineering and Business Analyses skills.

We can grow your skills from the foundation level of Business Analyses to advanced levels in Requirements Engineering and Business process modelling.

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Become an expert in Requirment Engineering

Find the courses that meet your needs. Our offering in Requirements Management and engineering will help to develop your career.

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Accessibility Test Workshop

The Accessibility Test Workshop is designed to help organisations measure and evaluate their readiness to meet the European Accessibility Act which will actively be enforced from June 2025 onwards.

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Requirements Verification

Requirements Verification is a workshop investigating different techniques for measuring and improving the quality of requirements. It investigates the techniques that rely on a smaller group of stakeholders than traditional reviews.

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Our learning pathways will show you how to grow your skills for roles in Requirements Management and Business Analyses

Requirements Engineer: Defining clear, actionable requirements

A Requirements Engineer plays a crucial role in ensuring that software and system development projects meet business needs and stakeholder expectations. They are responsible for eliciting, analyzing, documenting, validating, and managing requirements throughout the project lifecycle.

This role involves close collaboration with business analysts, project managers, and development teams to define clear, testable, and traceable requirements. Requirements Engineers use structured methodologies and best practices to minimize risks, prevent scope creep, and ensure that final deliverables align with business objectives.

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Business Analyst: Driving value by aligning business and technology

A Business Analyst (BA) plays a key role in identifying business challenges, defining requirements, and ensuring that software solutions align with organizational goals. They act as a bridge between stakeholders, translating business needs into clear and actionable requirements.

Their responsibilities include gathering and analyzing data, documenting business processes, and recommending solutions to improve efficiency and productivity. Business Analysts utilize various techniques such as process modeling, stakeholder interviews, and gap analysis to ensure successful project outcomes.

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Product Owner: Representing the voice of the customer

A Product Owner (PO) is a key role responsible for defining the product vision, managing the backlog, and prioritizing features to ensure maximum business value. They act as the bridge between stakeholders, customers, and development teams, ensuring that requirements align with business goals and user needs.

Their role involves writing user stories, defining acceptance criteria, and continuously refining the product backlog to adapt to changing market demands. Product Owners work closely with Scrum Masters, developers, and UX designers to deliver high-quality, customer-centric products that meet the business requirments.

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FAQ on Requirements Engineering courses

What is the field of requirements engineering?

Requirements engineering focuses on identifying, documenting, and maintaining software and system requirements. It ensures that projects meet business objectives and stakeholder expectations, improving project success rates.

Requirements engineering involves defining, analyzing, and validating system requirements, while requirements management focuses on tracking and controlling changes throughout the project lifecycle. Both are very often complementary or even combined in a single role.

The five key activities are:

  1. Elicitation – Gathering requirements from stakeholders.
  2. Analysis – Refining and prioritizing requirements.
  3. Specification – Documenting requirements clearly.
  4. Validation – Ensuring requirements meet business needs.
  5. Management – Tracking changes and maintaining requirements over time.
To become a requirements engineer, you should gain knowledge in business analysis, software development, and systems engineering. Earning a certification in requirements engineering and acquiring hands-on experience in requirements gathering and documentation is essential.