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AI4RE micro-credential in the beta-phase
IREB has expanded the CPRE certification program to include micro-credential qualifications. Micro-credentials are compact learning units that impart specific knowledge in a short period of time.
The first of these is the AI4RE micro-credential, which is currently available in a beta version and will be released in its final form in the first quarter of 2026.
Participants in the beta phase will receive a proof of completion, for which they can obtain official confirmation once the final version is released.
We invite all participants of the beta phase to answer a short survey. Your feedback will help us to further optimize the micro-credential and tailor it to the needs of the IREB community.
Today we have published the AI4RE syllabus and study guide (beta) and the related online self-assessment on our website.
We are closely monitoring the acceptance of this new micro-credential. As soon as we see that the community is interested and embraces this new topic and format, we will launch a full examination shortly thereafter—planned for Q1 2026.
Stay tuned!
IREB Community Austria invites everyone interested in Requirements Engineering, Software Architecture, Testing, and User-Centered Design to a MeetUp in Vienna. The goal is to exchange ideas, gain new perspectives, and engage in valuable networking within the community.
The agenda includes keynote speeches by Michael Tesar, Ambassador of the IREB Community Austria, and Bernhard Rauter, MSc (POLYGONS GmbH).
Join us!
IREB is determinedly driving practice-relevant continuing education in Requirements Engineering and Digital Design forward. With the growing reach and success of the certification programs, your CPRE or DDP certificate is becoming increasingly sought after and valuable in the job market.
What would IREB be without a worldwide network that appreciates the added value of the CPRE and DDP certification programs and supports the training courses?
Around the world, our recognized training providers, certifiers, and partner program participants help you to expand your expertise and take a decisive step towards greater professional success.
The International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) defines business analysis as “the practice of enabling change in the context of an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders” [1]. This process relies heavily on effective communication and understanding of stakeholder needs, with particular emphasis on active listening. In this article, we will explore why these skills are essential for business analysts and how they can overcome some typical barriers to active listening. We will also highlight the benefits of these practices in fostering better relationships and creating a positive work environment.
In this paper, we will show how the SysML modeling language can be useful to complement the requirements process, i.e. to better define and trace requirements. The Systems Modeling Language (SysML: www.omgsysml.org) is a general-purpose graphical modeling language, defined by the Object Management Group (OMG), based on the well-known Unified Modeling Language (UML: www.uml.org). It is used for specifying, analyzing, designing and verifying complex systems, and is designed to provide simple but powerful constructs for modeling a wide range of systems engineering problems. It is particularly effective in specifying requirements: the structure, behavior, allocations and constraints on system properties that support engineering analysis.
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