For details see the Examination Regulations at the bottom of this page.
Expertise as a level of knowledge and experience cannot be imparted through a syllabus or training course only. Many different building blocks need to come together to achieve expertise, such as continuous personal development, exchange with other experts and a permanent questioning of beliefs. Consequently, an Expert Level Syllabus or training courses do not exist!
The examination consists of three parts:
For details see the Examination Regulations at the bottom of this page.
Contact a certification body in order to register for the exam.
This document lays out the IREB's conditions for the CPRE Expert Level examination.
Aligned to the most recent edition of the book Requirements Engineering Fundamentals, the CPRE Glossary aims to collect existing knowledge on Requirements Engineering terminology and define core terminology carefully and consistently.
Aligned to the CPRE Foundation Level syllabus version 2.2 The glossary aligned to the CPRE Foundation Level syllabus version 3.0 will be published soon.
The CPRE glossary is available in English and Chinese (Mandarin).
The English document includes - in addition to the definition of terms in English - cross references in Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish and Swedish.
Aligned to the CPRE Foundation Level syllabus version 3.0
The CPRE glossary is available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Persian, Portuguese (Brazil) and Russian. Additional translations are in preparation.
Languages other than English contain cross references for the terms plus the definition of terms in English
This glossary defines the terms which are relevant in the context of the RE@Agile.
The RE@Agile glossary is available in English and Chinese (Mandarin).
The English document includes - in addition to the definition of terms in English - cross references in French, German, Italian and Portuguese (Brazil).