Requirements & Acceptance Writing
Turn fuzzy product goals into testable requirements and acceptance criteria teams can ship against.
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Tech analysis training you can take back to Monday’s backlog
In-person cohorts in Binh Duong for analysts who map systems, write acceptance criteria, and pressure-test product claims with evidence.
Primary program
Systems Analysis Foundations
Four weeks of stakeholder mapping, process diagrams, and handoff briefs—critiqued in the Hung Dinh studio. From 8,500,000 VND. Seats confirmed by phone or email; no checkout on this site.
Related programs you can request
Same studio, different focus: requirements writing, competitive reviews, data literacy, and interview practice.
Competitive Tech Review Lab
Structure competitor tear-downs so product decisions rest on evidence, not opinion.
Data Literacy for Tech Analysts
Read metrics, ask better questions of data teams, and spot when numbers misrepresent product reality.
Stakeholder Interview Studio
Practice structured interviews that surface real constraints instead of wish lists.
What graduates say they kept
I finally left with a stakeholder map the engineering lead accepted without a second meeting.
The acceptance writing drills replaced our vague ticket language in two weeks.
The competitive lab forced sources on every claim—our roadmap debate got quieter and clearer.
Studio in Hung Dinh Hamlet
Sessions run at 463 Hung Loc Group with whiteboards, printed scenarios, and small cohorts. Evening and weekend options appear on the cohorts calendar.
463 Hung Loc Group, Hung Dinh Hamlet, Binh Duong
(650) 3720353 / 3822027 · Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 ICT
Recent notes from the studio
What systems analysis is not
Analysis is not wireframing, not project management, and not a synonym for “talking to users once.”
Writing acceptance criteria teams actually read
Criteria fail when they describe intent instead of observable behavior.