AI Product Requirements Masterclass

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Scaling user-centered products

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Course overview

Become a Requirements Master with This Course

UX designers, UX researchers, product owners, and product managers don't just deliver solutions.


At the heart of it all, they solve problems.


They're either solving problems for users, for clients, for colleagues, or for a business for which they work. Problem-solving is at the heart of ALL the work.


Teams also need to communicate the significance of the problem and convince people why it's worth solving. Without doing this, they're simply taking orders and who knows if the solution will actually meet needs in the world. It depends on whether you're solving the right user problems in the first place.


The advent of AI can help product and UX professionals tell the right story about problems they are trying to solve.


This class teaches you how to solve the right problem, and how to solve the problem correctly, and how to utilize AI as a tool for powerful requirements delivery on Agile teams.


Take a deep dive in product management and product strategy with this masterclass. The next time someone asks for a solution, you'll be equipped with tools to break it down into user problems, user goals, user need, and more. Through this you will build better things for the world and empower teams to do better work.


Learn how to deliver the following:


1. Problem statements

2. Vision boards

3. Product scope

4. Epics, features, and tasks

5. User stories

6. Acceptance criteria

7. Task flows

8. Behavior-driven development

9. Roadmaps

10. Backlogs

Who is this course for

01

UX Designers and UX Researchers who want to learn how to solve the right problem and solve the problem correctly.

02

Product Owners and Product Managers who want to orchestrate better product releases and build things people need.

03

Business Analysts who want to step up their requirements game and generate better buy-in.

What you’ll get out of this course

Utilize AI to create powerful product requirements

Understand how solve the right problem, and solve the problem correctly.


Implement product strategy on Agile teams.

Document user, business, and technical need before UX and development work.


Understand how UX research and UX design relates to product management.


Create well-crafted user stories and acceptance criteria.


Orchestrate backlogs and product releases for product management.

Understand what it takes to be in Product Management or Product Ownership.

Document advanced requirements like task flows and behavior-driven development.

Scope and plan product releases iteratively.

This course includes

29 interactive live sessions

Lifetime access to course materials

64 in-depth lessons

Direct access to instructor

9 projects to apply learnings

Guided feedback & reflection

Private community of peers

Course certificate upon completion

Maven Satisfaction Guarantee

This course is backed by Maven’s guarantee. You can receive a full refund within 14 days after the course ends, provided you meet the completion criteria in our refund policy.

Course syllabus

Week 1

Feb 17—Feb 23

    Feb

    19

    Week 1 Tuesday Lecture

    Wed 2/1912:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Feb

    20

    Optional: Week 1 Thursday Repeat Lecture

    Thu 2/204:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

    Feb

    21

    Week 1 Thursday Evening Working Session

    Fri 2/2112:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Feb

    22

    Week 1 Saturday Morning Working Session

    Sat 2/225:00 PM—6:00 PM (UTC)

    Hello World

    1 item • Free preview

    What are Requirements?

    5 items • Free preview

    Who Owns the Requirements?

    2 items

    What Does It Take to Build Requirements?

    2 items

    The Agile Manifesto As It Relates to Requirements

    1 item

    MVP vs. MMP

    3 items

    Requirements Lifecycle

    1 item

    How are Developers Involved in Requirements?

    1 item

    Reflection on "The Expert"

    2 items

Week 2

Feb 24—Mar 2

    Feb

    26

    Week 2 Tuesday Lecture

    Wed 2/2612:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Feb

    27

    Optional: Week 2 Thursday Repeat Lecture

    Thu 2/274:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

    Feb

    28

    Week 2 Thursday Working Session

    Fri 2/2812:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    1

    Week 2 Saturday Morning Working Session

    Sat 3/15:00 PM—6:00 PM (UTC)

    Assumption Forming and Testing in Product Development

    2 items

    The Solution vs. The Problems vs. The Needs vs. The Goals

    2 items

    Researching The Current State of the World

    2 items

    How to Form Problem Statements

    6 items

    How to Form Problem Checklists

    3 items

Week 3

Mar 3—Mar 9

    Mar

    5

    Week 3 STUDY WEEK Tuesday Eve Working Session

    Wed 3/512:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    6

    Week 3 STUDY WEEK Thursday Morning Working Session

    Thu 3/64:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

    Mar

    7

    Week 3 STUDY WEEK Thursday Evening Working Session

    Fri 3/712:00 AM—1:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    8

    Week 3 STUDY WEEK Saturday Working Session

    Sat 3/85:00 PM—6:00 PM (UTC)

Week 4

Mar 10—Mar 16

    How to Form Release-level Vision and Scope

    8 items

    Mar

    11

    Week 4 Tuesday Lecture

    Tue 3/1111:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    13

    Optional: Week 4 Thursday Repeat Lecture

    Thu 3/133:00 PM—4:00 PM (UTC)

    Mar

    13

    Week 4 Thursday Working Session

    Thu 3/1311:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    15

    Week 4 Saturday Morning Working Session

    Sat 3/154:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

Week 5

Mar 17—Mar 23

    And Now...User Stories and Acceptance Criteria

    1 item

    How to Form Epics, Features, and Tasks

    3 items

    How to scope tasks

    3 items

    How to Craft the Perfect User Story Statement

    3 items

    How to Form Acceptance Criteria for Tasks

    3 items

    How to Form Use Cases and Task Flows

    4 items

    How to Form Behavior-Driven Development Scenarios for Tasks

    2 items

    Mar

    18

    Week 5 Tuesday Lecture

    Tue 3/1811:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    20

    Optional: Week 5 Thursday Repeat Lecture

    Thu 3/203:00 PM—4:00 PM (UTC)

    Mar

    20

    Week 5 Thursday Working Session

    Thu 3/2011:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    22

    Week 5 Saturday Morning Working Session

    Sat 3/224:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

Week 6

Mar 24—Mar 30

    Mar

    25

    Week 6 STUDY WEEK Tuesday Working Session

    Tue 3/2511:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    27

    Week 6 STUDY WEEK Thursday AM Working Session

    Thu 3/273:00 PM—4:00 PM (UTC)

    Mar

    27

    Week 6 STUDY WEEK Thursday Eve Working Session

    Thu 3/2711:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Mar

    29

    Week 6 STUDY WEEK Saturday Working Session

    Sat 3/294:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

Week 7

Mar 31—Apr 6

    How to Manage the Roadmap

    1 item

    How to Manage the Backlog

    1 item

    Requirements Refinement in Action

    1 item

    How to Estimate Level of Effort for Requirements

    2 items

    How to Plan Iterations

    4 items

    How to Measure Team Velocity

    4 items

    Apr

    1

    Week 7 Tuesday Lecture - Backlog and Release Management

    Tue 4/111:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Apr

    3

    Week 7 Thursday REPEAT Lecture - Backlog and Release Management

    Thu 4/33:00 PM—4:00 PM (UTC)

    Apr

    3

    Week 7 Thursday PM Working Session

    Thu 4/311:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

    Apr

    5

    Week 7 Saturday Working Session

    Sat 4/54:00 PM—5:00 PM (UTC)

Post-course

    Apr

    7

    Monday Class Wrap Party

    Mon 4/711:00 PM—12:00 AM (UTC)

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        The course took me through specific tasks which I now perform on a regular basis in my job today, allowing me to hit the ground running, contribute to the product, and act as my product manager’s right hand. It had a profound impact on my ability to break into tech..roll up your sleeves gain an astonishing level of product development understanding
Dr. Edie Cruise

Dr. Edie Cruise

Requirements Engineer at LORENZ Life Sciences Group
        This boosted my confidence to navigate uncertainty and helped me understand the importance of aligning the team with the product roadmap. The course turned the theoretical methods I'd read about into practical strategies that I've implemented again and again.  I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to increase their understanding!
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Meet your instructor

Morgan Denner

Morgan Denner

UX Designer and Product Manager, Founder of Tech Fleet

Morgan has spent over a decade building and scaling product teams and products. He specializes in helping teams mature Agile processes, scaling product delivery, maturing user-centered design practices, and orchestrating enterprise-level products and services.

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Course schedule

6 - 8 hours per week

  • Tuesday, July 23rd

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 1 lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, July 25th

    5am PST / 8am EDT / 1p UTC

    Week 1 repeat lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, July 25th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 1 open working session

  • Tuesday, July 30th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 2 lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 1st

    5a PST / 8a EDT / 1p UTC

    Week 2 repeat lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 1st

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 2 open working session

  • Tuesday, Aug 6th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 3 lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 8th

    5a PST / 8a EDT / 1p UTC

    Week 3 repeat lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 8th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 3 open working session

  • Tuesday, Aug 13th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week4 lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 15th

    5a PST / 8a EDT / 1p UTC

    Week4 repeat lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 15th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 4 open working session

  • Tuesday, Aug 20th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 5 lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 22nd

    5a PST / 8a EDT / 1p UTC

    Week 5 repeat lecture and discussion

  • Thursday, Aug 22nd

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Week 5 open working session

  • Tuesday, Aug 27th

    5p PST / 8p EDT / 1a UTC

    Class wrap up party

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Requirements Template Example

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