Master writing product requirements documentation (Tech/IT)

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Alin Lazar

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

03:17

2. What is a Product Requirement Document .mp4

00:57

3. About me.mp4

01:24

4. Quick watch.mp4

00:43

2. Pre-documenting

1. Skillsknowledge required.mp4

02:32

2.1 Front and Back.pdf

2. Concepts.mp4

04:33

3. Dummy Application.mp4

02:43

4.1 Functionalities.pdf

4. Functionalities.mp4

00:37

5. Research, Prioritization and the Feature to document..mp4

02:49

6. Software diagrams.mp4

04:58

7. User Stories.mp4

10:14

3. Designing

1. Sketching the feature.mp4

04:43

2. Designing.mp4

04:45

3.1 User stories and design.pdf

3. Designing 2.mp4

09:07

4. Other areas to design.mp4

02:15

5. Tips.mp4

02:13

4. Documenting part 1

1. Documenting 1.mp4

07:06

2. Trello.mp4

05:08

3. Refinement.mp4

03:16

4.1 Documentation.pdf

4. Flow Chart.mp4

06:54

5. Documenting part 2

1. Pagination.mp4

02:46

2. Filtering - Search.mp4

03:19

3. Sorting.mp4

01:55

4. Sync vs Async.mp4

03:02

5.1 Sharing Trips.pdf

5. Acceptance criteria.mp4

09:46

6. Monitoring errors.mp4

02:02

7. Monitoring Usage.mp4

01:54

8. Out of scope.mp4

03:00

9. Dependency and Release.mp4

05:11

10. Definition of Done.mp4

03:13

11. Development Standards.mp4

03:07

6. Before we leave

1. Best practices.mp4

01:07

2.1 Documentation.html

2. Last but not least.mp4

00:53

Description

Document high quality tech features for mature and complex softwares - IT Documentation - Product Requirements

What You'll Learn?

You'll excel at documenting and making the developers understand the features to be built.
It would help you acquire technical knowledge.
You'll increase efficiency and your organization will save huge amount of money by not wasting resources due to not great documenting processes.
You’ll better concept and design features
You'll better understand the scope and the impacted areas

Who is this for?

People looking to get a job in Product Management in Tech companies

People in Product Management in Tech companies in Junior Roles

Business Analysts, Junior Product Owners, Junior Product Managers and Junior Project Managers

Sales people, Account Managers, Service Managers, Support managers tech and non-tech.

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Description
This course will guide you through the process of writing product requirements documentation so you can build powerful and complex software applications. You will learn how to master the skill of writing product requirements documentation, which is one of the most important aspects of product management.

My name is Alin Lazar, Iâ€™m a Product Owner and Iâ€™ll help you document high-quality software features.

By the time you complete the course, youâ€™ll be able to provide value to any tech organization or build your own applications in a more efficient way.

You'll also:
- excel at documenting and making the developers understand the features to be built.
- acquire technical knowledge.
- better concept and design features
- better understand the scope and the impacted areas
- increase efficiency and your organization will save money by not wasting resources due to not great documenting processes.
- build faster applications
- communicate with developers more effectively

This is the right course for you if youâ€™re new to software management, in a junior role, or looking to find a job in the tech industry.
Those who should not miss this course are:
Junior Product Managers, Junior PO or Business Analysts, Project Managers, Scrum Masters, or those looking to work in these roles.
Other technical people who would like to gain an advanced understanding of what it takes to write great product requirement documentation.
Anyone who is considering creating an app or who wants to better understand how software is developed and documented.
Salespeople or Account Managers in Tech who would like some technical knowledge to help them explain the scope and impacts of a project to potential clients.
Who this course is for:
People looking to get a job in Product Management in Tech companies
People in Product Management in Tech companies in Junior Roles
Business Analysts, Junior Product Owners, Junior Product Managers and Junior Project Managers
Sales people, Account Managers, Service Managers, Support managers tech and non-tech.

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Alin Lazar is passionate about Technology for the Travel Industry and he’s currently VP of Product Development at a Tech Company with offices in India, UK, and USA.Alin has been in Product Development for 5 years and leading automation development projects for international hotel chains.Alin hopes to learn Bengali one day as most of his developers are based in India, a country he travels to every couple of months. Web developer and Certified Professional Scrum Product Owner Level 1.Linkedin: See URL belowInstagram: alinl990Gmail: [email protected]

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