This course covers practical techniques to elicit and express software requirements from client interactions.
This course is part of the Software Product Management Specialization
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About this Course
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Create clear requirements to drive effective software development
Visualize client needs using low-fidelity prototypes
Maximize the effectiveness of client interactions
Adapt to changing product requirements
Skills you will gain
- Agile Software Development
- User Story
- Software Requirements
- Use Case
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Module 1: Introduction to Requirements
Module 2: User Interaction
Module 3: Writing Requirements
Module 4: Quality Requirements
Reviews
- 5 stars80.91%
- 4 stars16.09%
- 3 stars2.45%
- 2 stars0.39%
- 1 star0.13%
TOP REVIEWS FROM CLIENT NEEDS AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Very Good Courses! I do learn a lot from it. I would say, it's one of the best, you should take it. Thanks for all the staff who worked hard to provide us this cool specification.
What I very appreciate from this course that we get feedback from your mistake so can learn from it. That's why it suitable for newbie or professional and programmer or non programmer.
The course content is great, except supplemental reading resources. Most are dead links and those that still work are from 2015 (8 years old now?). They really should update the supplemental reading.
Very useful course to build up a theoretical base for software requirements management. Relevant for every member of a software development team, especially analysts and product managers.
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