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Get trained for IREB RE -Agile Primer certification
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Last updated 2/2025
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What you'll learn
- This practice test provides an example of an actual IREB RE @ Agile Primer exam.
- The exam must be completed within 40 minutes and covers about 16 multiple choice questions.
- By taking up these tests that cover the syllabus of IREB® RE @ Agile Primer ,one can gain confidence for attempting the exam conducted by IREB .
- It can be used to prepare for the actual exam. You can retake the test anytime. Recommended to take after having learned all the chapters in the syllabus.
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Description
RE - Agile Primer Certificate (Recommended to have CPRE FL and knowledge in Agile)
The RE - Agile Primer certificate is for professionals from related disciplines: Project Managers,
Business Analysts, Architects, Developers, Testers, and also business people. This certificate
focuses on communication between Requirements Engineering and Agile experts as well as on
understanding terms from both areas. Certificate holders can talk to Agile experts about
Requirements Engineering and to Requirements Engineering specialists about Agile approaches
and Agile development.
The course contains sample tests that enable you to appear for RE - Agile exam .
It contains 3 sets of practice tests with a total of 48 questions altogether.
Each test simulates an actual exam ,with each covering the entire syllabus of RE - Agile Primer examination
RE - Agile is inspired both by IREB’s view of Agile values as well as by an Agile view of
Requirements Engineering values. Its content includes classification and assessment of
Requirements Engineering artifacts and techniques in the context of Agile, of Agile artifacts and
techniques in the context of Requirements Engineering, and of essential process elements in
Agile product development. RE - Agile points to the motivation to use Agile in a development
process. A very important topic is the synergy between Requirements Engineering and Agile:
Agile Principles concerning Requirements Engineering and Agile mindset in relation to the core
Requirements Engineering values.
The foundations of RE - Agile are RE’s view on Agile values as well as Agile views on
Requirements Engineering values. The content includes the classification, assessment and
application of Requirements Engineering artifacts and techniques in the context of Agile
approaches as well as the use of Agile artifacts, techniques and essential process elements in
Requirements Engineering processes.
The IREB’s RE - Agile Certifications aim to support the following groups of people:
-Requirements engineers
-Agile professionals
-People from related disciplines
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Who this course is for:
- Anyone aspiring to obtain IREB® RE @ Agile Primer certification
- Candidates seeking CPRE certification are expected to have some basic knowledge of system development ,fundamentals of Requirement Engineering and Agile approaches.
- The IREB’s RE@Agile Certifications aim to support the following groups of people: Requirements engineers who want to become involved in Agile development and who aim to successfully apply their techniques in this environment. Requirements engineers who want to apply established concepts and techniques from Agile approaches to improve their Requirements Engineering processes. Agile professionals who want to understand the value and benefits of the Requirements Engineering discipline in Agile projects. Agile professionals who want to improve Agile development by using proven Requirements Engineering techniques and methods. People from related disciplines – IT managers, testers, developers, architects and other representatives of the business involved in development (mostly, but not only software development) - who want to understand how to successfully combine the Requirements Engineering and Agile approaches in development processes.