Full Name: IBM Engineering Requirements Management - DOORS Next v7.x Specialty
Exam Code: S2000-001
Certification Overview
A candidate pursuing the IBM Engineering Requirements Managements (DOORS Next) Specialist role is proficient at using DOORS Next to collaborate with stakeholders to elicit and define requirements using text-based and graphical artifacts and to conduct reviews and secure stakeholder approvals. It is expected that this Specialist will be generally self-sufficient and able to perform the tasks involved in the role with limited assistance from peers, product documentation and vendor support services.
The candidate is a technical professional who has:
◉ Understanding of requirements management processes and practices
◉ Understanding of how to manage requirements in the context of different development processes
◉ Real-word experience managing requirements
◉ Experience with requirements management tools
◉ Understanding of the IBM solution for Engineering Lifecycle Management
IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS Next Specialty Exam Summary:
Exam Name
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IBM Engineering Requirements Management - DOORS Next v7.x Specialty
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Exam Code
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S2000-001
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Exam Price
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$100 (USD)
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Duration
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75 mins
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Number of Questions
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40
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Passing Score
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65%
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Sample Questions
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Practice Exam
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IBM S2000-001 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Topic | Details | Weights |
| Gather, define and elaborate requirements | - Create artifacts - Import, upload and export artifacts - Work with existing artifacts |
25% |
| Collaborate on requirements | - Add and respond to comments - Manage reviews - Configure dashboards - Utilize views for collaboration |
15% |
| Capture relationships | - Describe different types of links and when to use them - Display links - Create links - Navigate links |
18% |
| Analyzing and reporting | - Describe options for compare - Describe options for reporting |
9% |
| Requirements Reuse | - Describe configuration management - Compare and contrast reuse methods |
16% |
| Integrations | - Describe OSLC - Describe lifecycle traceability - Describe analysis and reporting techniques - Describe automation techniques - Assess requirements for quality using RQA |
17% |
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