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Non Functional Requirements training course

Understand how the identification of non-functional requirements can help to improve the quality and usability of your software development

"The course has been illuminating and improved my understanding of NFRs massively. The workshops are a helpful practical element to accompany the theory."

ED, Senior Developer, Non-Functional Requirements, January 2021

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Highlights

Understanding of what Non Functional Requirements are
Greater understanding of the importance of Non Functional Requirements
Familiarity with the Non Functional Requirements that are important to your company
Awareness of how to identify and gather Non Functional Requirements
The need for the project as a whole, as well

Course Details

Session 1: Introduction

Session 2: What Are NFRs?

Examines the characteristics of Non Functional Requirements
Looks at what Non Functional Requirements exists
Considers which are particularly relevant to your company

Workshop 1: Consider Non Functional Requirements for a Ticketing system

Session 3: Why are NFRs Difficult?

Considers the challenges associated with Non Functional Requirements
Issues of terminology, specification, measurement and test
System wide, emergent nature of Non Functionals
Can’t retro fit Non Functionals to an application
Need to consider them up front

Workshop 2: Explores how to identify Non Functionals

Session 4: Approaches to capturing and representing NFRs

Sources of Non Functional Requirements
Approaches to finding Non Functional Requirements
NFR Questionnaires
Quantifying NFRs
Proxies for testing difficult to measure NFRs

Session 5: Developer Accountability

Consider show to improve accountability for NFRs
Present the project as needing to be accountable
Developers accountable within Project context

Who should attend

IT Professionals working in a Software Development project environment

Feedback

4.8 out of 5 average

"The course has been illuminating and improved my understanding of NFRs massively. The workshops are a helpful practical element to accompany the theory."

ED, Senior Developer, Non-Functional Requirements, January 2021

“JBI did a great job of customizing their syllabus to suit our business needs and also bringing our team up to speed on the current best practices. Our teams varied widely in terms of experience and the Instructor handled this particularly well - very impressive”

Brian F, Team Lead, RBS, Data Analysis Course, 20 April 2022

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More about this course

Our Non Functional Requirements training course is run as a consultative, workshop-style event, in which discussion of topics such as what are Non Functional Requirements, why should you care about them, how can you identify and test them takes place in relation to the delegates' own applications and scenarios. To facilitate this type of event, a subject matter expert leads the training, hands-on labs and discussions to ensure course topics are covered in a meaningful, relevant and timely manner.

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