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  • Fundamentals of AI-Native Requirements Engineering [THEORY & DEMO]
    • Transitioning from traditional business analysis to an AI-native approach.
    • Concepts of 'compilable documents' and 'AI-readable requirements.'
    • Practical foundations of the thesis: 'Requirement quality = Code quality.'
    • Generating structured analysis outputs through prompt engineering.
  • Writing Use Cases and User Stories with Artificial Intelligence [PRACTICAL]
    • AI-supported production of Use Case diagrams and scenarios.
    • The role of AI in discovering User Stories, Acceptance Criteria, and edge cases.
    • Iterative story refinement aligned with INVEST criteria using AI.
    • Exercise: Generating a complete set of stories from a real business requirement using AI.
  • Positioning Artificial Intelligence as a Requirements Engineer [WORKSHOP]
    • Using AI to structure stakeholder interviews, prioritize requirements, and identify inconsistencies.
    • Product Requirement Document (PRD) production pipeline: From briefing to documentation.
    • Designing AI workflows for requirement traceability and impact analysis.
  • AI-Powered Prototyping Aligned with Brand Identity [LIVE DEMO]
    • Creating a functional React prototype from an existing application screenshot using AI (Proto Cloner method).
    • Iterative design while preserving brand colors, typography, and UI patterns.
    • From PRD to prototype: A 15-minute demo transitioning from requirements to a working interface.
  • Data Modeling and Analysis with Artificial Intelligence [PRACTICAL]
    • AI-supported transition from business requirements to entity-relationship diagrams.
    • Automatic production of data dictionaries, normalization, and relationship maps.
    • Utilizing AI in API and database schema design.
    • Analyzing and optimizing existing data structures with AI.
  • Integration and Cross-Application [CAPSTONE PROJECT]
    • Capstone project applying all modules together: End-to-end requirement gathering, documentation, prototyping, and data modeling using AI within a real-world business scenario.
    • Team-based work, presentations, and feedback processes.

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of business analysis, software development lifecycle (SDLC), or product development processes.
  • Basic experience working with digital products, software projects, or data-centric systems.
  • Basic-level working experience with any programming language (not mandatory but beneficial).

Audience

  • Business Analysts
  • Product Managers and Product Owners
  • Professionals working in software development teams, solution architecture, and digital product teams.
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