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Requirement management involves managing changing requirements throughout the requirements engineering process and system development.

True

Functional requirements describe qualities such as security and usability observable at runtime.

False

Non-functional requirements can be categorized into execution qualities and evolution qualities.

True

Prototyping is a technique used in requirements validation that involves systematic manual analysis of the requirements.

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Requirements validation techniques include automated consistency analysis to check structured requirements descriptions.

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Requirement Management

  • Involves overseeing changing requirements throughout system development and engineering processes.
  • New requirements arise due to shifting business needs and enhanced system understanding.
  • Priority of requirements may change as development progresses, influenced by business and technical environments.

Software Requirements Categories

  • Functional Requirements:

    • Define specific functions the system or its elements must perform.
    • Documented in various formats, illustrating system behavior relative to its functionality.
  • Non-functional Requirements:

    • Establish broad criteria for evaluating system operation rather than detailing specific functionalities.
    • Divided into two major categories:
      • Execution Qualities: Observable at runtime, include aspects like security and usability.
      • Evolution Qualities: Pertaining to static software structure, cover attributes like testability, maintainability, extensibility, and scalability.

Requirements Validation Techniques

  • Requirements Reviews/Inspections:

    • Involves systematic manual analysis of requirements to ensure accuracy and completeness.
  • Prototyping:

    • Creation of an executable model to validate requirements through practical evaluation.
  • Test-Case Generation:

    • Development of tests based on requirements to assess their viability and testability.
  • Automated Consistency Analysis:

    • Ensures consistency within structured requirement descriptions via automated checks.

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Test your knowledge on managing software requirements through changing business needs and system understanding. Explore the differences between functional and non-functional requirements, as well as their importance in system development.

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