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What does SRS stand for in software engineering?
What does SRS stand for in software engineering?
- Systematic Requirements Specification
- Software Requirements Specification (correct)
- Software Resource System
- Successful Resource Strategy
Which of the following is NOT typically included in an SRS?
Which of the following is NOT typically included in an SRS?
- Purpose of the project
- Specific requirements of the software
- User market analysis (correct)
- Overall description of the project
What characterizes functional requirements in an SRS?
What characterizes functional requirements in an SRS?
- They must be testable with at least one test case. (correct)
- They are often ambiguous or vague.
- They focus solely on user interface design.
- They describe the system's performance metrics.
Which type of requirements is described by the statement, 'The system shall be user friendly'?
Which type of requirements is described by the statement, 'The system shall be user friendly'?
What is the purpose of including a glossary in an SRS?
What is the purpose of including a glossary in an SRS?
Which of the following statements about structured natural language in functional requirements is true?
Which of the following statements about structured natural language in functional requirements is true?
What should be avoided when writing functional requirements?
What should be avoided when writing functional requirements?
Which of the following is an example of a functional requirement?
Which of the following is an example of a functional requirement?
Flashcards
What is an SRS?
What is an SRS?
A document outlining the purpose, description, and specific requirements of a software project to meet stakeholder needs.
What is a typical SRS content?
What is a typical SRS content?
The SRS describes the purpose of the project, features of the software, and lists software requirements in detail.
What is a glossary in the SRS?
What is a glossary in the SRS?
The SRS includes a glossary of terms with definitions used in the SRS document.
What are Functional Requirements?
What are Functional Requirements?
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What are the characteristics of FRs?
What are the characteristics of FRs?
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What are Quality Requirements?
What are Quality Requirements?
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Why are FRs testable?
Why are FRs testable?
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How are FRs testable?
How are FRs testable?
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Study Notes
Software Requirements Engineering (ISB26404)
- SRS (Software Requirements Specification): A structured document describing the project's purpose, overall description, and specific requirements. It outlines system capabilities, meeting stakeholder needs and future system function to achieve user goals.
Typical SRS Content
- Purpose of the Project: Detailed description of the project's aim.
- Features of the Software: Description of the software's functionalities.
- Detailed Requirements: A list of all software requirements.
- Glossary: Definitions of terms used in the SRS. Examples include "User" and "Payment method."
Functional Requirements: Structured Natural Language & Modelling
- Structured Natural Language (e.g. FR01): The system should allow students to log in.
- FR05: The system allows students to enroll in classes.
- Other FRs: The system should allow users to generate end-of-month sales reports.
- FR01 (Login to system): Not fully testable.
- FR12 (Generate a report): Not fully testable, incomplete.
Functional Requirements Characteristics
- Unambiguous and precise: Clear and concise requirements, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
- Consistent: Requirements must be internally consistent across the document.
- Testable: Each functional requirement needs at least one test case.
Quality Requirements
- Structured Natural Language (e.g. QR01): The system should process customer registration within 15 seconds.
- QR01 (Customer registration): Prompt customer registration processing.
- Other Qualities: The system should be user-friendly.
Constraints Requirements
- Timeline: Project deadline.
- Budget: Funding allocated.
- Hardware: Technical specifications.
- Legal: Legal considerations.
- Tech: Technical limitations.
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