Build skills defining small, valuable, well-defined product requirements for delivery. You learn how to build a shared understanding of product needs using collaborative techniques and slice them into well-understood, valuable chunks for development. This training focuses on iteration or work-in-progress (“Now-View”) within the context of the overall product (“Big-View”) and product releases (“Pre-View”). Through practice exercises, you learn to elicit, evaluate, and explore product backlog items, collaborate to analyse product needs, adapt
requirements analysis practices and define product needs.
Through exercises, you study how to slice minimum marketable features (MMFs) into righ-sized stories, how to create user story maps, and practical techniques for making stories "ready" for iteration planning and team delivery. You will learn to utilise option analysis and story slicing strategies, with a keen focus on business value. This training emphasises defining and continual pruning of a healthy product backlog, how to collaborate to develop agile requirements and the power of "doneness".
You gain an appreciation of both the content and the timing of requirements analysis in agile projects, and learn why it's crucial to collaborate with the entire project community
througout each delivery cycle.
You leverage EGB's
Agile Analysis Roadmap to learn when, where, and how to draw on a variety of analysis
models. Understand how to calibrate the content, format and timing of requirements analysis to
prepare for and participate in planning (iteration or work-in progress; release and product roadmap) as well as the daily analysis needed to transform requirements into tests and code.
This course is endorsed by the IIBA(r). You earn 14
CDUs (Continuing Development Units) for attending this course.
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