Course objectives, learning outcomes, definitions; functional/non-functional/high level/low-level requirements, requirements engineering is important, requirements errors are costly, RFP homework assignment, sample projects	1-up	6-up
Software Qualities	1-up	6-up
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) - Part 1	1-up	6-up
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) - Part 2 - SCRUM	1-up	6-up
S0, C0, S1, C1, website specifications	1-up	6-up
Final group and project assignments; non-functional requirements	1-up	6-up
Self-adaptive systems and the age of context	1-up	6-up
Antagonism between users and developers	1-up	6-up
Requirements analysts	1-up	6-up
Requirements elicitation techniques I (Lab session)	1-up	6-up
iDesign vs. eDesign; Why vs. What	1-up	6-up
Prioritizing requirements (Kevin Ryan)		6-up
A Cost–Value Approach for Prioritizing Requirements	1-up
Improved Practical Support for Large-scale Requirements Prioritising	1-up
A systematic literature review of software requirements prioritization research	1-up
Systems analysis and design methods	1-up	6-up
Customer-developer links	1-up	6-up
Customer-developer links paper	1-up
Problem analysis steps	1-up	6-up
Elicitation techniques: Existing systems	1-up	6-up
Elicitation techniques: Interviews	1-up	6-up
Elicitation techniques: Observations and ethnographic studies	1-up	6-up
Elicitation techniques: Brainstorming; Midterm spec	1-up	6-up
UML Tutorial	1-up	6-up
Elicitation techniques: Joint Application Design	1-up	6-up
Requirements validation	1-up	6-up
Requirements walkthroughs and formal reviews (Fagan)	1-up	6-up
APEGBC and Software Engineering Code of Ethics	1-up	6-up
Requirements engineering checklists	1-up	6-up
Requirements engineering testing	1-up	6-up
Use cases I	1-up	6-up
Use cases II	1-up	6-up
Effort and cost estimation I	1-up	6-up
Effort and cost estimation II Final Exam Spec	1-up	6-up
S4 presentation instructions	1-up	6-up
Midterm Solutions	1-up	6-up
Final exam spec; resume entries	1-up	6-up