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This course is designed for new users. It introduces the basic concepts and functions of IBM DOORS. It includes hands-on exercises in which users learn to create, edit, manipulate, analyze and request data in IBM tool.
This course teaches how to define, elaborate, organise, and requirements data in DOORS database, as well as managing the traceability between various levels and types of requirements.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to work with IBM DOORS 9.7 and use the key features of the solution. This one-day course is the essence of knowledge about the basics of working with IBM requirements management tool. The training will allow participants to quickly get started working with the tool, so that the main needs and expectations related to requirements management can be addressed in ongoing projects.
Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
Type: Instructor-led Classroom (workshop)
Location: Remote or On-site
Language: English
Audience: This basic course is for new IBM DOORS users.
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this course.
Log in to a Rational DOORS database.
Navigate the database hierarchy.
Configure the Rational DOORS Explorer display options.
Demonstrate the use of Favorites
Open a formal module
Navigate through a formal module
Use basic display controls to control layout
Edit existing information.
Apply rich text formatting.
Perform spelling and grammar checks on entered information.
Create, move, and delete data in an IBM® Rational® DOORS® module.
Identify and implement hierarchical data structures in a Rational DOORS document.
Use attributes to capture additional information about objects.
Use columns to view information about objects.
Change attribute values.
Describe the effect of Microsoft Word paragraph styles on a Rational DOORS export.
Identify and correct paragraph style problems in Microsoft Word in preparation for an export to Rational DOORS.
Export a document from Microsoft Word to Rational DOORS.
Generate a document from Rational DOORS using the Document Generation capability.
Locate information in a database.
Locate information in a document or module.
Replace located data.
Go directly to a specific object or section.
Create a simple filter to select information that meets a single criterion.
Save and manage views to apply filter conditions.
Generate a document that displays filtered attributes
Describe the purpose of traceability.
Link objects together to create traceability.
Delete links between objects to correct traceability.
Use traceability to analyze the impact of a changed requirement or failed test.
Use the traceability links to navigate to different levels of information.
Create a column containing information about linked data.
Create an advanced filter that uses multiple selection criteria.
Insert information in a non-native format (OLE).
Edit OLE objects.
Create a new discussion thread against an object.
Close and re-open a discussion thread that you have started.
Participating in Introduction to IBM DOORS 9.7 (IBM Rational DOORS training) training can offer several benefits, depending on your role and organisational needs. Here are some potential advantages:
Participating in the Introduction to IBM DOORS 9.7 training equips individuals with the essential skills needed to effectively use IBM Rational DOORS for requirements management, setting the foundation for successful project implementation.
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