Description

The Polarion Role-oriented training for requirements management offered by ONE-SYS ACADEMY is designed as an in-depth study of the Polarion suite, specifically for requirements management. Focusing on the possibilities offered by the suite with regard to the creation and management of requirements, the course consists of 1.5 days of practical training, with a final review part of the concepts learnt by means of a short individual review. This course is complemented by other role-based training.

Course Content

During the course, participants will cover the following topics:

1. Brief introduction to the Polarion ALM suite.

2. Creation of work items (requirements) and their traceability.

3. Creation of links between requirements and with other work items

4. Creation of documents (requirement specifications) and their modification.

5. Importing and exporting documents and work items.

6. Change management.

7. Practical tips for effective use of Polarion and joint troubleshooting.

Audience

The Polarion role-oriented training for requirement management course is intended for professionals and teams (systems engineers, requirement managers, etc.) who wish to acquire fundamental skills in requirements management in systems development using the Siemens Polarion ALM suite. It is suitable for beginners who wish to obtain an in-depth overview of the potential of the tool applied to their work.

Benefits

- Acquisition of fundamental Polarion skills.

- In-depth study of requirements management and traceability issues.

- Practical application of knowledge through exercises.

- Adaptability to various industrial contexts.

Prerequisites

No specific technical skills are required to participate in this course. However, it is advisable to have a good knowledge of requirements management in the development of complex systems and to have recommended the ''Basic Training'' course in order to have mastered the basic concepts of Polarion.

References

The course follows the Polarion user guidelines and is based on the best practices of life cycle management of complex systems, i.e. the relevant ISO standards (ISO29148 and 15288) and INCOSE best practices.