Les destinataires de ce cours : This is a graduate level class and can prove useful to those just entering the software engineering process, as well as those who have years of experience. Coding is not needed. Software engineers, managers, security engineers, technical writers, testers, and many more can learn much from these lessons in gaining a better understanding of how software requirements tie to your jobs. You will also gain extended views compared to the software processes your companies currently use. This specialization is a beginning course into Software Requirements and introduces fundamental software engineering lifecycle comparisons, applied to the roles of the requirements analyst. Artifact driven and stakeholder driven elicitation techniques are the focus. Who do you talk to and how? This is also a course in the Engineering Secure Software Requirements Certificate, which can be used as a professional certificate or as a start toward further graduate studies in Computer Science or Software Engineering. Here we primarily focus on artifact and stakeholder driven elicitation and how it can be used toward gathering domain knowledge and knowledge of the system that was and the system to be.